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SenesteInvesting.com23. jun. 2026, 09.11

Global chip stocks slump as rate and AI valuation fears trigger tech selloff

Investing.com -- Global chip stocks tumbled on Tuesday as a broad selloff in technology shares swept from Asia through Europe and threatened to drag Wall Street lower at the open, fuelled by mounting concerns over stretched AI valuations and the prospect of higher U.S. borrowing costs.

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Reuters·23. jun. 2026, 07.35

European shares slip on Fed hike bets, tech drag

June 23 (Reuters) - European shares fell at the open on Tuesday, as expectations for imminent interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and concerns around increased corporate spending on AI dented

Motley Fool·23. jun. 2026, 06.50

Why Are Small-Cap Stocks Booming? See What the Research Says.

Could small-cap stocks still have big room to grow? Two recent research papers say yes.

Motley Fool·23. jun. 2026, 06.20

The S&P 500 Is Dominated by AI. If the Bubble Pops, History Says These 2 ETFs Could Be the Smartest Buys.

If your portfolio feels too tech-heavy, buying energy stocks and bonds could help protect your cash from a downturn.

Motley Fool·23. jun. 2026, 03.50

2 Wide-Moat Stocks That Are Drop-Dead Bargains Right Now

Two FAANG stocks are looking cheaper than they have in years.

Associated Press·23. jun. 2026, 02.38

Asian shares mostly slip amid caution about the war in Iran

Asian shares mostly declined Tuesday, as recent enthusiasm cooled and markets faced uncertainty about efforts to end the war in Iran. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 lost 3.6% to finish at 69,788.38. “We’ve had eight days of strong markets,” said Neil Newman, Managing Director, Head of Strategy at Astris Advisory Japan.

24/7 Wall St.·23. jun. 2026, 02.34

FIDI’s 4.1% Yield Holds Firm as Dollar Weakness Boosts International Dividends

The Fidelity International High Dividend ETF (NYSEARCA:FIDI) is Fidelity’s answer for U.S. investors seeking yield from outside the S&P 500 without paying a premium. FIDI tracks a Fidelity-built index screening developed-market large- and mid-caps for above-average yield and payout sustainability, then weights names toward higher-yielding survivors. Today the fund trades around $27.50 with a 0.18% ... FIDI’s 4.1% Yield Holds Firm as Dollar Weakness Boosts International Dividends

Motley Fool·23. jun. 2026, 02.25

Could Investing $10,000 in SpaceX Make You a Millionaire?

Is SpaceX the next Nvidia?