NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) has been among the best-performing investments of the past several years. Despite the returns it has delivered to shareholders, the share price is now under significant pressure.
NVDA’s 52-week high was $153.13, but the stock has been hovering over 30% lower in recent weeks, so will NVIDIA be able to return to its 52-week high,
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When markets panic, great companies go on sale and that’s exactly what’s happening with Nvidia right now.
Amid escalating tariff skirmishes and a broader tech pullback, the world’s most important AI company has seen its stock fall nearly 19.9% from its 2025 highs. But don’t let the noise distract you.
Beneath the surface,
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When storms hit the financial markets, most investors scramble for cover. But what if you could build a portfolio designed to weather any storm, one that doesn’t flinch when stocks sink, inflation spikes, or economic growth stalls?
That was the question billionaire Ray Dalio sought to answer when he created his now-famous All Weather portfolio,
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After a face-ripping rally Wednesday, markets took a breather yesterday. Futures were pointing lower, which, frankly, wasn’t all that surprising given how sharply things ripped higher.
But while some have pointed to a bottom, the reality is the danger is still high. Look no further than how the rally failed at the downtrending resistance line.
Dell (NYSE:DELL)’s share price has been on a roller coaster ride in recent months, down from a 52-week high just shy of $180.
With shares now about 50% off their trailing 12-month high point, is now the time to buy Dell?
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Fidelity’s High Dividend ETF (FDVV) is a fund that offers a compelling combination of both current dividend income and growth potential. The fund began in September of 2016 and has delivered a 12.8% lifetime annualized return as well as a steady stream of dividends to its shareholders.
Is the Fidelity High Dividend ETF a good investment to make today,
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HealthEquity (NASDAQ:HQY) is a fintech company that acts as an administrator of health savings accounts. It’s the largest HSA custodian in the United States and has seen its stock price move rapidly upward over the last five years as these plans became more popular.
That run, however, has abruptly reversed in recent weeks.
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The stock market has gotten off to an extremely rough start in 2025, with highly-valued stocks suddenly selling off on a variety of worries. Both the NASDAQ and S&P 500 entered corrections, erasing trillions in value from the market’s total capitalizations.
Much of this selloff has been driven by threats of sweeping tariffs that would drastically raise costs for American businesses and spur higher inflation.
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While many economists and investors initially expected 2025 to be another good year, the outlook in America has soured rapidly as steep tariffs and a softer labor market appear set to increase prices and curtail growth.
Recently, JPMorgan Chase analysts raised their predicted recession risk for the year from 30% to 40% due largely to America’s emerging trade wars.
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Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) is one of America’s major air transportation companies. Recently, under pressure to deliver improved value for shareholders and renewed growth, the company announced a slate of changes that could, if successful, increase both its top and bottom lines in the years to come.
Today, let’s take a look at Southwest Airlines to see if LUV is a buy,
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