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Meitav's October 2026 review highlights a widening gap between local economic weakness and stock market performance in Israel, while warning of AI bubble risks and monetary uncertainty in the U.S.

Sela Investment House CIO Ofir Serdam analyzes the recent tech stock correction, VIX fear index thresholds, asset allocation strategies, and local market resilience amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

A Calcalist analysis reveals that trading and currency conversion costs at traditional banks are up to 71% higher than at investment houses, draining hundreds of shekels from retail investor accounts.

A recent panel at the investment festival explored whether AI investments are fueling a market bubble, featuring insights from financial experts on tech valuations, energy bottlenecks, and retail investor risks.

Entrepreneur Alon Gonen shared an Instagram roadmap showing how investing 1,000 shekels monthly from age 18 can yield one million shekels via compound interest.

A review of leveraged funds on the Nasdaq and Tel Aviv indices reveals high long-term gains despite volatility, challenging the assumption that leverage destroys value over time.

US 10-year Treasury yields hit 5.3% in September, driving a global shift in capital markets. Analysts examine inflation, debt supply, and sector vulnerabilities.

Market analysis indicates that the Israeli stock market lags behind global indices due to security uncertainty, high financing costs, and looming fiscal pressures.

Artificial intelligence is driving stock market gains while squeezing the rest of the market amid rising bond yields, high oil prices, and high interest rates.

Three years after October 7, Israel's economy and financial markets have shown unexpected resilience, with the Tel Aviv 125 index surging 120% and the shekel strengthening significantly.

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Meitav Investment House warns that strong US consumer data is temporary, driven by a narrowing group of AI stocks while the bond market faces severe risk.

US rate expectations shift as soft jobs data takes an October hike off the table. Meanwhile, Tel Aviv markets face geopolitical headwinds and high financing costs.

The Israeli stock market in 2026 shows strong gains for the Tel Aviv 35 and Tel Aviv 125 indices, while the Tel Aviv 90 lags behind due to market concentration and interest rate pressures.

Electra Real Estate shares dropped 15% amid heavy trading volume as the company faces a potential exit from the Tel Aviv 90 index and ongoing financial pressures.

Explore the 11 core sectors of the U.S. stock market under the GICS framework, from technology and financials to healthcare and energy, and learn how sector analysis reveals true market breadth and economic exposure.

On Holding stock jumps 8% after signing football star Kylian Mbappé and issuing strong 2029 financial targets, aiming for 5.6 billion Swiss francs in sales.

Asian markets showed mixed trends as regional exchanges reacted to the US Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike in three years. Hong Kong raised its base rate accordingly.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for an emergency slowdown in AI development following internal safety breaches, triggering sharp market drops across global tech stocks and prompting OpenAI to delay its mega-IPO.

Asian markets fell following Wall Street as investors await key US inflation data. Analysts predict a 3.4% annual rate, impacting the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision.

The flagship indices closed with gains led by energy and technology stocks, with one company standing out in particular and leaving the rest of the market behind with an impressive jump of over 7 percent.

The sports and leisure fashion brand has significantly lowered its forecasts for the rest of the year and is showing a sharp decline in revenue, as young brands that manage to attract the younger audience are strengthening.

A senior Federal Reserve official shifted market sentiment, leading to sharp gains in New York. Tech stocks surged alongside an unusual recovery in the cryptocurrency market.

The lingerie empire presented seemingly positive reports, but a dive into the papers revealed one-time tax refunds of millions that hid the true situation.

Stock market trading summary: sharp surges in Ayalon, WeSure Global Tech, and Mega Or shares, notable declines recorded in Electra Real Estate and Next Vision shares.

The crisis at Tomer Mazon is deepening as the board meeting is postponed to September 17. Stock trading remains suspended amid accounting irregularities and high-profile resignations.

Guy Nathan, who manages a hedge fund and has tens of thousands of followers, is launching a new and intriguing technological product that will attempt to change the way Israelis manage and understand their money and investments.

Shikun & Binui Chairman Nati Saidoff has sold 4% of the company's shares to institutional investors for 450 million shekels. Following the discounted sale, the stock price fell by 4.1%.

In August 2026, the volume of assets in overseas stock funds reached parity with Israeli funds, totaling 167 billion shekels in each category, marking a significant shift in investor preferences.

Trading in New York closed with slight gains, bringing some relief to investors, as one tech giant presented record reports thanks to demand for artificial intelligence, while another well-known company crashed.

August data reveals a significant trend in the capital market as investors redeemed approximately 1 billion shekels from Israeli stocks, opting instead to move large sums into foreign assets and money market funds.

Amid a surge in retail trading, ONE ZERO bank is expanding its offerings, allowing customers to trade Irish-domiciled ETFs with no transaction or custody fees.

The controlling shareholder of Lahav LR increased his stake to 40.12% after purchasing about 385,000 shares. What signal is he trying to send to the market?

The controlling shareholder, the CEO of Solrom, and interested parties purchased shares on the stock exchange during August for approximately 1.1 million shekels, representing about 0.5% of the share capital.

Businessman Amos Luzon is strengthening his control over the public companies he owns by purchasing shares in Luzon Group, Luzon Ronson, and Luzon Ashrai. We analyze the details of these moves and the current market value of the companies.

Palo Alto published positive results and a strong forecast, but after a 96% jump in the stock since the beginning of the year, investors apparently expected more, and the stock lost almost 2% in after-hours trading.

Maya Dynamics shares plunged by 26.5% following the publication of first-half 2026 reports. The company recorded a loss of nearly 11 million shekels, driven by a sharp decline in sales and production delays.

Major indices on Wall Street are retreating amid concerns over inflation, as most leading technology companies record price declines, except for one giant that has introduced a new CEO.

The well-known investment manager, who built her name on bets on Tesla and futuristic technologies, is increasing her holdings in Nvidia at the expense of its major competitor. The purchase came immediately after impressive reports and a 70% growth forecast — and at a surprising price.

Infrastructure and computing giant Dell will publish its financial reports for the second quarter of the year this evening (Tuesday), after the close of trading. Analysts estimate that the company's revenue will stand at 45 billion dollars — a growth of almost 50% compared to the same period last year. Regarding earnings per share, the estimate is that the growth will be even greater and will...

The chairman and controlling shareholder of the Matzlawi company sold 4.5% of the company's shares to repay a loan taken when purchasing the stake of Eliyahu Knapler. The transaction was carried out at a price reflecting high confidence in the company's strategy.

With the closing of trading on Monday in the USA, August has effectively ended. The four main indices — Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and the small-cap Russell 2000 — finished the month with gains, with the Nasdaq recording the largest increase of 4.5%.

Trading in the US closed in a negative trend led by the Dow Jones, as the price of a barrel of Brent crude oil crossed a critical threshold and US bond yields climbed to their highest level in months.

Bank of America has published a list of stocks with a "buy" rating that it believes are entering September with business tailwinds - including a chip equipment manufacturer, a consumer goods company, and the stock that owns an NBA champion. But the very stock presented as the star of the list also receives a warning. What is hidden behind the recommendations?

With the closing of trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange this evening (Monday), the month of August has ended, with the main indices showing stagnation throughout the month. The insurance index stood out, which showed declines at the beginning of the month, but later, mainly due to the excellent reports of insurance companies, the index jumped and finished with a monthly increase of 12%.

For a year, software stocks plummeted on fears that artificial intelligence would wipe them out. Second-quarter reports from Salesforce, Workday, and CrowdStrike turned the picture around, and the IGV software index returned to positive territory for the year. Is this a real turning point, or just fluctuations?

The S&P 500 has lost an average of more than 1% every September since 1928 — the only month with negative returns over time. But analysts argue that the strong momentum of 2026 is changing the picture, while concerns about a Fed rate hike could spoil the party. So who should you listen to?

The TA-35 index is down by about 0.6%. A nightly exchange of blows between the US and Iran, along with increased expectations for an interest rate hike on Wall Street, are weighing on markets. Oil prices are climbing, complicating the Bank of Israel's upcoming interest rate decision.

Globes presents an update on the state of global markets. Monday morning: escalation between the USA and Iran shifts sentiment after a month of relative calm. On Wall Street, bets on a near-term interest rate hike are rising, while stock exchanges in Tokyo and Seoul are losing over 1%.

Keshet Taamim is preparing for an IPO in early 2027. The chain has begun preliminary consultations with financial entities, targeting a valuation of approximately one billion shekels.