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IBM, Expedia and AIG land on new “avoid” lists as S&P 500 jitters return

IBM, Expedia and AIG land on new “avoid” lists as S&P 500 jitters return

U.S. stocks fell sharply Tuesday after new tariff threats tied to a Greenland dispute, with the S&P 500 down 1.29% at 9:39 a.m. ET. StockStory flagged Expedia, United Rentals, IBM, J.M. Smucker, Masco, and AIG as S&P 500 stocks to avoid, citing slowing growth and weak margins. Benzinga last week named Tesla, GE HealthCare, and UnitedHealth as “sell” picks for 2026.
20 January 2026
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Financial Services Stocks Outlook (Dec. 25, 2025): Bank Stocks, Insurance Shares and Fintech Enter 2026 With Rates, Regulation and Digital Payments in Focus

Financial Services Stocks Outlook (Dec. 25, 2025): Bank Stocks, Insurance Shares and Fintech Enter 2026 With Rates, Regulation and Digital Payments in Focus

The Dow and S&P 500 closed at record highs in the final U.S. session before Christmas, with financial stocks among the top performers. Central banks cut rates 32 times in 2025, fueling momentum for financials into 2026. Trading volumes were thin ahead of the holiday, and U.S. markets are closed Thursday for Christmas Day.
25 December 2025
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AIG Stock Jumps 6% on Takeover Rumors: Analyst Downgrades, Legal Wins and 2026 Outlook (December 11, 2025)

AIG Stock Jumps 6% on Takeover Rumors: Analyst Downgrades, Legal Wins and 2026 Outlook (December 11, 2025)

AIG shares closed at $81.08 on December 11, up 6.1% with volume topping 13 million after reports of a possible takeover approach from Chubb. Both companies denied any formal offer. The stock’s surge outpaced the broader market, which also rallied after a Federal Reserve rate cut. Implied volatility in AIG options spiked amid the takeover rumors.
11 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Australia Shares Climb 1.6% on April Opening Amid Global and Domestic Developments
    March 31, 2026, 11:29 PM EDT. Australian shares rose 133 points or 1.6% to 8,615 in early April trade, extending gains following Wall Street's surge. Market sentiment improved on Iranian President Pezeshkian's signals toward ending the war, and U.S. plans to wind down operations near the Strait of Hormuz. Domestic data showed a strong February rebound in building permits, driven by private-sector dwellings excluding houses. Most ASX 200 sectors advanced, led by non-energy minerals and logistics. Top gainers included Northern Star Resources (6.8%) and Sandfire Resources (6.2%). However, cautious sentiment capped gains ahead of trade data this week, following a January dip in exports and rise in imports.
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