Thursday's 1,421-point drop was the 36th-worst day since 1971. The real record is in the chip stocks.
The Pentagon needs it, China controls it, and the money was never in the metal.
Open and Closed Positions
Chegg lost $390 million in annual sales. Lowe's and ServiceTitan may be the AI winners
Blame a white powder that costs $9 a kilo inside China and $1,150 outside it.
Gartner sees memory-chip revenue topping $1 trillion in 2027. Here are 5 stocks to watch
In 2010 it lasted two months and Beijing denied it. This one is in its eleventh month, and it's policy.
It came up $9.1 billion short and borrowed $29 billion. Amazon borrowed $48 billion.
Here are three stocks behind the hardware. The Army got 103 proposals and picked five winners
In 2013, Barrick owed $15 billion. Today it has more cash than debt.
The Navy ordered 30 drone ships in September, about $40 million each. One builder is on the NYSE.
Google went cash-negative for the first time since 2004. Then Meta did.
