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3 European Industrial Stocks Facing Higher Gas Prices

Energy markets are under stress, with high crude and gas prices rippling through factories, power grids and household bills across Europe. That kind of shock can punish some gas intensive industrial and utility stocks, yet create clear advantages for others that sell energy or control crucial infrastructure. This article walks through three stocks from our European screener that look closely tied to these forces and explains how each could react if current pressures persist.

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Alphabet Is Having Its Worst Earnings Day Ever. Here’s What It Means for Your ETFs

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL | GOOGL Price Prediction) shares are down about 13% this morning, trading near $283, after third-quarter results disappointed. CNBC reported the stock was on course for its biggest post-earnings drop on record. If you own the Communication Services…

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Here's What a 23% Social Security Benefit Cut Would Do to the Average Check

We’re now just six years away from a possible 23% Social Security benefit cut, unless the government acts to save it. That’s an alarming statistic, but it’s also a bit abstract. It doesn’t give you a clear idea of how a cut like this would specifically affect your finances.

Here’s a closer look at how this change could affect the average Social Security benefit,

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Why the way advisors talk about Social Security changes claiming plans

  • Forward look: Even as the Claiming Age Clarity Act awaits enactment to establish “minimum,” “standard,” and “maximum” benefit labels, wealth managers will still need to clearly explain options to their clients.
  • Expert quote: “A problem that advisors face is that the client already comes in with a preconceived idea that they’re going to claim at age whatever-that-is,

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Jeff Bezos Says Retirees Should Buy the S&P 500 Instead of AI Stocks — but That Could Be Riskier Than You Think

Jeff Bezos tells retirees to skip AI stocks and buy the S&P 500 instead, but a closer look at where that index actually puts your money reveals a surprise even Bezos seems to have missed.

Artificial intelligence has become Wall Street’s favorite investment theme, helping push stocks to record highs while raising concerns about how long the boom can last.

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A potentially historic drop for Alphabet’s stock drags the US market lower

By STAN CHOE, AP Business Writer

NEW YORK (AP) — A potentially historic drop for Alphabet’s stock is dragging the U.S. market lower Thursday after the company behind Google and YouTube reported weaker growth for the summer than analysts expected. The report raised worries about whether all its huge investments in artificial-intelligence technology will pay off.

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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq fall as Alphabet stock sell-off drags on tech, AI jitters return

Economic data: PCE price index, month-on-month, September (+0.5% expected, +0.3% prior); Core PCE price index, month-on-month, September (+0.3% expected, +0.2% prior); PCE price index, year-on-year, September (+3.6% expected, +3.4% prior); Core PCE price index, year-on-year, September (+3.1% expected, +3% prior); Personal income, September (+0.3% expected, +0.2% prior); Personal spending, September (+0.6% expected,

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This ETF Delivers the Buffett Playbook With a 15% Yield. But Here's the Trade-Off.

Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRKA)(NYSE: BRKB) doesn’t pay a dividend, and new CEO Greg Abel isn’t changing that. In his first shareholder letter, Greg Abel wrote that Berkshire won’t pay one as long as each retained dollar is likely to create more than a dollar of market value for shareholders. It’s the strategy that Warren Buffett employed when he was CEO.

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