I do love using children’s parables to illustrate adult principles. One that I go to often is the age-old story of the tortoise and the hare. I’ve always loved this children’s tale, although I do find it riddled with peculiarities.
For instance, would a hare really beat a tortoise in a race?
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The $1 trillion valuation club is a fairly exclusive level few stocks have ever reached. Only 10 companies worldwide have achieved this level at the time of writing. One of the latest companies stepping through the doorway of this club is Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM -1.32%),
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos recently invested in a robotics startup — and he’s not the only billionaire putting money into the sector.
Here’s a look at some of the wealthy entrepreneurs backing robots:
A mostly ignored vote last week in the U.S. House of Representatives split the Oklahoma delegation and illustrates the difficult decisions ahead for Congress and the American people.
No, this wasn’t about President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet picks or any of the sweeping changes he’s proposing.
It was about Social Security.
The market has been red-hot lately, but investors should be careful not to assume that will always be the case.
Investing money into the stock market every month can be a great way to grow your portfolio’s value over the long run. Rather than trying to time the market and wait for ideal conditions,
Dhierin-Perkash Bechai is an aerospace, defense and airline analyst.
Dhierin runs the investing group The Aerospace Forum,
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In September, the Federal Reserve started a new rate-cutting cycle, something the stock market has seen only five other times in the last three decades. Specifically, after raising the federal funds rate to a two-decade high to fight severe post-pandemic inflation, policymakers finally pivoted to interest rate cuts on Sept. 19.
Warren Buffett once said, “Wall Street is the only place that people ride to in a Rolls Royce to get advice from those who take the subway.” It’s fair to say that Buffett doesn’t think too highly of Wall Street analysts’ opinions.
However, analysts think highly of some stocks that Buffett likes.