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  • S&P 500 Faces 30% Crash Risk; Four Market Sectors Show Bubble Signs
    May 23, 2026, 1:10 PM EDT. The S&P 500 index has a 30% probability of a crash within the next two years, according to recent market assessments. Investors are increasingly concerned about frothy conditions in four key sectors, marked by high valuations and speculative buying. Notably, despite Nvidia's prominent tech bubble reputation, it isn't the largest market bubble currently. The report highlights the need for caution as inflated valuations could trigger corrections. Understanding which sectors are overvalued could help investors navigate potential downturns in the coming period.

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Fervo Energy shares climb 42% post-IPO, focus turns to power delivery

Fervo Energy shares climb 42% post-IPO, focus turns to power delivery

23 May 2026
Fervo Energy shares fell 9.76% Friday to $38.35, but remain 42% above their $27 IPO price. The company, now valued near $12.4 billion, faces its next milestone at the Cape Station geothermal project in Utah, set to begin supplying power by October 1. U.S. markets are closed through Memorial Day, with trading to resume Tuesday.
Dow Hits Record Close; All Eyes Turn to Holiday-Week Trading

Wall Street’s Eighth Straight Weekly Gain Faces Inflation Data Test

23 May 2026
The S&P 500 logged its eighth consecutive weekly gain, while the Dow closed at a record 50,579.70 on Friday. U.S. markets will be closed Monday for Memorial Day. Treasury yields fell, with the 10-year at 4.558%. Investors await Thursday’s PCE inflation data amid persistent concerns over inflation and Middle East tensions.
SSI Payment Rule May Reduce Checks for 400,000 Americans

SSI Payment Rule May Reduce Checks for 400,000 Americans

23 May 2026
A proposed Social Security Administration rule would tighten eligibility for Supplemental Security Income by removing SNAP benefits from the public assistance household test, potentially reducing or ending payments for nearly 400,000 disabled and older Americans. The rule, under White House review, would reverse a 2024 policy and restore stricter standards for counting household income.
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