Trump's landmark fiscal policy bill will have a big impact on markets in 2026. Here's a bakset of 30 stocks for investors to watch.

CoreWeave and Oracle have borrowed heavily to build more AI data-center capacity, spooking bond markets and sending debt-insurance prices soaring.

It's that time of year again when I put forth my annual list of top 10 stocks to buy. The Markets are near an all-time high, and investors are enthusiastic about continued growth

Still, gold mining shares have done even better. The VanEck Gold Miners exchange-traded fund is up 150% in 2025, thanks to torrid gains by stocks like Newmont Corp. (up 170%) and Barrick Mining Corp. (up 160%.)

The Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 1.8%, while the S&P 500 slipped 1.2%, the biggest falls for each benchmark in nearly a month. Tech giants Google-parent Alphabet, Nvidia and Tesla all fell more than 3%, leading the Magnificent Seven growth stocks lower, while the Dow industrials fell 0.5%, dragged lower by a fall in Caterpillar shares.

Suddenly the high-flying tech stocks that have dominated the market for years are out of favor. What gives?

Shares in the industry offer attractive opportunities even after the sector’s big run this year, according to Jefferies.

Stock valuations are indeed at rock-bottom levels. China Vanke trades at the equivalent of just one-third of its book value. Even local peer Poly Developments trades at less than half its book value, despite having a stronger balance sheet and the backing of a state-owned enterprise. Those levels may look tempting for investors bottom fishing.

Oracle's drop dragged other AI-related stocks lower, as well. Some of the worst performers on the Nasdaq 100 index included chipmakers such as Broadcom and Arm Holdings, which were both down around 5%. The Nasdaq Composite also slid more than 1.8%. The S&P 500 fell 1.2%.