CES 2025 Gary Shapiro, CTA

6 of the biggest tech trends from CES 2025

From artificial intelligence to sustainable solutions to tokenization, this year's Consumer Electronics Show provided a glimpse into a smarter, greener future. Here are six major highlights from CES 2025—and why they matter.

American oil and gas

Will Trump be bad for oil & gas stocks?

A volatile January… Nvidia's (NVDA) CEO is wrong about this sector—2 stocks to watch… Meta's (META) business changes… Will Trump be bad for oil? … A rising dollar would be bad for stocks… And trade this premium growth company.

AI 2025

‘AI agents’ will have a breakout 2025

CES 2025: What the conference tells us about the economy's health… Nvidia's (NVDA) keynote… "AI agents" will be a game changer for nearly every business… Autonomous vehicle leaders… And a breakthrough for virtual reality.

2025 Predictions

3 predictions for 2025—and how to play them

As we venture into 2025, you might be wondering what's in store for the market. While there's no crystal ball, here are three predictions we expect to shape the investment landscape this year and beyond—and how savvy investors can profit.

Tokenization

Tokenization will disrupt this sector in 2025

What to expect from CES 2025… Is gold worth holding? … Tokenization is poised to disrupt this major sector… Don't buy Bitcoin—watch these cryptos instead… This sector will reward patient investors in 2025… And why January will be volatile.

3 warning signs that a dividend cut is coming

If you're an income investor, there's one piece of news you never want to hear: that a company in your portfolio is cutting its dividend. Fortunately, there are signs you can watch out for to help identify coming dividend cuts.

Inflation will fall sharply in 2025

Predictions for 2025: Inflation will fall significantly… A market pullback in the first half of the year… More headwinds for the housing sector… Stocks that will surge—and others to avoid… Crypto's upside… And Trump's impact on the market.

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