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As of Mon, 16 Feb 2026, the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is in the final stretch of the Q4 2025 earnings season. So far, results have been characterized by a "resilient but expensive" narrative, where corporate profits remain strong, but high valuations are keeping the market in a state of cautious volatility. 1. The Scorecard. Earnings wave is nearly complete, with the majority of the "heavy hitters" having already shared their results, except for $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ (slated to report on 25 Feb 2026). Reported: Approximately 370 companies (74%) of the S&P 500 have reported actual results for the final quarter of 2025. Remaining: Roughly 130 companies yet to report. The most active remaining day for the season is p

As of Mon, 16 Feb 2026, the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is in the final stretch of the Q4 2025 earnings season. So far, results have been characterized by a "resilient but expensive" narrative, where corporate profits remain strong, but high valuations are keeping the market in a state of cautious volatility. 1. The Scorecard. Earnings wave is nearly complete, with the majority of the "heavy hitters" having already shared their results, except for $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ (slated to report on 25 Feb 2026). Reported: Approximately 370 companies (74%) of the S&P 500 have reported actual results for the final quarter of 2025. Remaining: Roughly 130 companies yet to report. The most active remaining day for the season is p

According to revised federal data, US economy experienced almost zero job growth in 2025. Preliminary data had indicated that the US economy added 584,000 jobs last year. However, US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) revised that number after it received additional state data and found that the labour market had added only 181,000 jobs in all of 2025. This is far fewer than the 1.46 million jobs that were added in 2024. (see below) It will go down US jobs’ history as the worst year for hiring since 2020, or since 2003 outside of a recession. Additionally, the BLS subtracted 862,000 jobs from March 2024 - March 2025, as part of its annual benchmark revisions. Wednesday’s revisions also show that US labour market (in 2025) contracted for 4 months (January, June, August and October) instead o

According to revised federal data, US economy experienced almost zero job growth in 2025. Preliminary data had indicated that the US economy added 584,000 jobs last year. However, US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) revised that number after it received additional state data and found that the labour market had added only 181,000 jobs in all of 2025. This is far fewer than the 1.46 million jobs that were added in 2024. (see below) It will go down US jobs’ history as the worst year for hiring since 2020, or since 2003 outside of a recession. Additionally, the BLS subtracted 862,000 jobs from March 2024 - March 2025, as part of its annual benchmark revisions. Wednesday’s revisions also show that US labour market (in 2025) contracted for 4 months (January, June, August and October) instead o

According to revised federal data, US economy experienced almost zero job growth in 2025. Preliminary data had indicated that the US economy added 584,000 jobs last year. However, US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) revised that number after it received additional state data and found that the labour market had added only 181,000 jobs in all of 2025. This is far fewer than the 1.46 million jobs that were added in 2024. (see below) It will go down US jobs’ history as the worst year for hiring since 2020, or since 2003 outside of a recession. Additionally, the BLS subtracted 862,000 jobs from March 2024 - March 2025, as part of its annual benchmark revisions. Wednesday’s revisions also show that US labour market (in 2025) contracted for 4 months (January, June, August and October) instead o

According to revised federal data, US economy experienced almost zero job growth in 2025. Preliminary data had indicated that the US economy added 584,000 jobs last year. However, US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) revised that number after it received additional state data and found that the labour market had added only 181,000 jobs in all of 2025. This is far fewer than the 1.46 million jobs that were added in 2024. (see below) It will go down US jobs’ history as the worst year for hiring since 2020, or since 2003 outside of a recession. Additionally, the BLS subtracted 862,000 jobs from March 2024 - March 2025, as part of its annual benchmark revisions. Wednesday’s revisions also show that US labour market (in 2025) contracted for 4 months (January, June, August and October) instead o

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ finds itself at a crossroads again - balancing record-breaking infrastructure investments against a mounting tide of legal challenges that could redefine the social media landscape. While the company continues to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence (AI) & augmented reality (AR), it is simultaneously preparing for a landmark trial in New Mexico that analysts see as a potential "storm at the horizon" for the entire tech sector or at least those engaged is social media activities. This trial is particularly dangerous because it seeks to bypass Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act by targeting "product design" rather than content, a legal maneuver that could strip tech giants of their long-standing

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ finds itself at a crossroads again - balancing record-breaking infrastructure investments against a mounting tide of legal challenges that could redefine the social media landscape. While the company continues to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence (AI) & augmented reality (AR), it is simultaneously preparing for a landmark trial in New Mexico that analysts see as a potential "storm at the horizon" for the entire tech sector or at least those engaged is social media activities. This trial is particularly dangerous because it seeks to bypass Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act by targeting "product design" rather than content, a legal maneuver that could strip tech giants of their long-standing

According to revised federal data, US economy experienced almost zero job growth in 2025. Preliminary data had indicated that the US economy added 584,000 jobs last year. However, US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) revised that number after it received additional state data and found that the labour market had added only 181,000 jobs in all of 2025. This is far fewer than the 1.46 million jobs that were added in 2024. (see below) It will go down US jobs’ history as the worst year for hiring since 2020, or since 2003 outside of a recession. Additionally, the BLS subtracted 862,000 jobs from March 2024 - March 2025, as part of its annual benchmark revisions. Wednesday’s revisions also show that US labour market (in 2025) contracted for 4 months (January, June, August and October) instead o