The Latest Breaking News from Yahoo Finance

Home Depot stock has had a large volume of short-dated out-of-the-money (OTM) calls today. This can be seen in Barchart's Unusual Stock Options Activity Report. It could signal investors' bullish outlook on the stock.

For years, December has behaved like the financial markets' warm cup of cocoa: smooth, comforting, and reliably sweet. But strategists warn this year's holiday season may be serving something closer to an espresso shot with a trembling hand. With volatility creeping back, and megacaps wobbling like ornaments on a thin…

Peter Schiff warns that Bitcoin's decline signals its unstable, speculative nature, advising investors to sell before further losses, as gold remains resilient above $4,100.

Apple nears $4T market cap, but faces slowing growth as Nvidia tops $4.6T. Analysts remain bullish despite iPhone reliance and revenue headwinds.

"There was stress, there was strain, it was completely unnecessary," Ed Bastian told Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi.

Depending what kind of retirement you're looking to have, a mobile home could offer you lower costs, relocation and plenty of community in your golden years.

McDonald's Corp generated a very strong free cash flow margin in Q3 - over 34% of sales. That implies MCD stock could be very undervalued here-at least 23% over the next year. Shorting OTM puts is one way to play it.

Microsoft produced 33% higher free cash flow in Q3. It generated a strong 33.3% FCF margin after heavy AI capex. This implies it could hit a $5 trillion mkt cap over the next year, or +33% higher. Shorting out-of-the-money puts works here.

Chevron reported a 52% rise in Q3 adjusted free cash flow - more than covering its dividend and buybacks. This implies that if Chevron raises its dividend by 5%, CVX stock may be worth $171 per share, up +10%.