Barchart & Kalshi Announce Partnership on Event Markets
The strategic partnership will integrate Kalshi markets, data and content throughout Barchart, giving you more information for decision-making.
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The bears are in control to start this week’s trading.
An intriguing quant signal combined with shifting sentiment in the derivatives market opens the possibility toward a bullish trade for ABBV stock.
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Domino's Pizza stock is still well below our target price and, as shown in our last Barchart article, selling short out-of-the-money (OTM) put options is one profitable way to play it.
Our senior chart strategist explains why a major change just happened in the market, and what investors need to know about it now.
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Marvell’s recent selloff reflects market fears over potential loss of hyperscaler orders, but management and some analysts push back on those concerns, raising the key question of how investors should...
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Over the past four quarters, Nike shares have risen following earnings announcements in three instances.
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Broadcom heads into 2026 with strong momentum. Wall Street analysts maintain a “Strong Buy” consensus for the stock.
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META stock is down on reports that its upcoming Avocado AI model could be a closed model, representing a pivot from the current strategy.
FirstCash Holdings (FCFS) operates over 3,000 pawnshops and provides POS payment solutions across the U.S., Latin America, and the U.K. FCFS exhibits strong technical momentum, with a 100% “Buy” Barchart...
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Mobileye is letting go of around 5% of its workforce. Is this a sign that things are only going to get worse from here?
