Mid caps hold the growth potential of large caps, but are often priced more cheaply.
In recent times, most of the stock market’s gains have accrued to megacap growth and AI stocks. Other areas of the market have struggled to keep up. But with the economy still chugging along,
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Children’s mutual funds in India have quietly exploded, with assets growing 160% since 2020—jumping from ₹9,866 crore to ₹25,675 crore by November 2025.
Even the number of investor accounts (folios) nudged up from 29 to 32 lakh,
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CoreWeave, Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWV) is one of the Best Young Tech Stocks to Buy. On December 19, Citi resumed CoreWeave, Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWV) with a Buy rating but lowered the price target from $192 to $135. On December 16, Mizuho lowered the firm’s price target on the stock to $92 from $120 and kept a Neutral rating on the shares.
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Cathie Wood is best known for her choice in disruptive stocks with exceptional growth potential, so any move by ARK Invest naturally grabs investor attention. Last week, Wood trimmed her exposure to Tesla (TSLA), sparking fresh debate about whether the electric vehicle and AI giant is still a buy at current levels or if it’s time to dump the stock.
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After the US economy recorded its highest growth rate of 4.3 per cent in the third quarter—far above estimates of 3.3 per cent and even higher than the 3.8 per cent growth registered in the second quarter—fresh labour market data has added to signs of economic resilience.
Some of the best growth stories don’t make many headlines. Here are two companies quietly compounding while analysts and stock pickers look elsewhere.
Growth stocks don’t always come with helpful neon-sign guidance. Sometimes they’re busy doubling revenue, racking up loyal customers, and printing cash while the Street fixates on shinier objects.
Here are two names I think deserve a closer look today.
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00:00 Speaker A
Marion, always uh a treat to get some time with you here. Take us through your thesis on tech stocks.
00:06 Speaker B
So, there’s still the leaders of the market. I still see them leading particularly the semi’s.
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Dr. Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research and Dan Ives of Wedbush are two well-known market strategists and tech analysts on Wall Street right now.
Yardeni holds a Ph.D. in economics from Yale University and has a storied career as a chief investment strategist on Wall Street. Yardeni currently runs investment firm Yardeni Research and has nailed bullish calls on tech,
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Claiming Social Security benefits is an exciting step in your retirement journey, especially if you’re retiring at the same time. It’s more important than ever, though, to ensure you’ve planned enough for this important milestone.
Sometimes, even minor misconceptions can have a major impact on your finances in retirement, and there’s one Social Security misunderstanding that trips up nearly 80% of U.S.
