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These ETFs still look like great opportunities to buy into a major trend.
After three years of outstanding gains, the S&P 500 started off strong in 2026 as well. The index climbed another 1.4% in January, despite experiencing a bit of volatility related to President Donald Trump’s potential trade policies.
US stock futures edged lower on Monday after a turbulent week that ended with the Dow above 50,000, as markets got set for a busy stretch of earnings, inflation data, and the crucial monthly jobs report.
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures (YM=F) crept into the red,
US stock futures edged lower on Monday after a turbulent week that ended with the Dow above 50,000, as markets got set for a busy stretch of earnings, inflation data, and the crucial monthly jobs report.
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures (YM=F) crept into the red,
These three boring energy businesses have yields of up to 7.2%, which is pretty exciting.
If you are looking for ultra-high-yield stocks in the energy sector, the best place to look is likely to be the midstream segment of the industry. These companies help to move oil and natural gas around the world,
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Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) just grabbed the spotlight in the semiconductor sector with a strategic collaboration with NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA), aimed at advancing artificial intelligence (AI) data center infrastructure through next-generation silicon photonics.
Under the deal announced on Feb. 5, Tower will scale AI infrastructure deployments with 1.6T data center optical modules optimized for NVIDIA’s networking protocols,
Social Security recipients are getting a raise. Specifically, benefits will increase by 2.8% in 2026,
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(Bloomberg) — US technology stocks have the scope to rally further as the buzz around artificial intelligence underpins a robust sales outlook, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.
The team led by Michael Wilson said revenue growth expectations for the biggest tech stocks have reached “multi-decade highs,” while valuations have declined after recent market volatility.
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