Wondering how to handle wild market swings? A patient investing approach will serve you well in the long run.
2025 has been an eventful year on Wall Street. The market has been making wild moves in response to unpredictable events. Many market watchers expect a downturn, a recession, and/or another bear market to emerge any day now.
These household names and index components are yielding better than 4.5% with compelling valuations.
There are a few things that Ford Motor Company (F 1.41%), Target (TGT -0.65%), and Pfizer (PFE -1.13%),
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Uber Technologies (UBER 0.63%) operates the world’s largest ride-hailing network, along with popular food delivery and commercial freight services. It relies on 8.5 million drivers and couriers to fulfill demand from its 170 million monthly active customers, but the company is on the cusp of a major shift that could transform its financial results.
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It’s been a wild ride for cryptocurrency investors during the past few months — and that’s saying something. Bitcoin surpassed the $100,000 mark, reaching more than $109,000 just 16 years after its creation. While the price has retreated to about $102,000 amid broader uncertainty, investors still appear optimistic that Bitcoin will continue to grow.
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For many advisors, bond funds are necessary and effective for diversifying investment portfolios.
High net worth investors can, and frequently do, use bond funds to obtain exposure to bond diversifying asset classes like mortgage-backed securities, high yield, floating rate, international and emerging markets, said Ryan Martin, vice president and portfolio manager at Rockland Trust in Mansfield,
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Warren Buffett — who announced plans to step aside as CEO at the end of the year — has overseen an annualized return of nearly 20% for Berkshire Hathaway’s Class A shares (BRK.A) since the mid-1960s.
Berkshire’s chief purchased shares of his favorite stock for 24 consecutive quarters (July 2018 –
President Donald Trump’s tariff plans will hurt some companies while helping others. Apple (AAPL 0.49%) is one that is getting hurt, as the tariffs are expected to cost Apple $900 million during its next quarter. Losing that much money is a big deal for some companies,
So far this year, the S&P 500 has dropped as much as 16% from its highs by April, only to rally and gain all but 4 of these percentage points back.
Whether it’s tariff concerns, an uncertain housing market, lower consumer confidence, or the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) disrupting the workforce,
These longtime Fundsmith holdings are still great buys today.
If you read Fundsmith’s Owner’s Manual, the influence of Warren Buffett on Terry Smith’s hedge fund is plainly obvious. Smith references the Oracle of Omaha’s wisdom and Berkshire Hathaway‘s success no fewer than six times in the 17-page document.
Most American burgers are, in fact, not entirely American.
The patties grilled at backyard barbecues or flipped in fast-food restaurants are often a blend of ground beef, both homegrown and imported from other countries, especially Brazil. In school cafeterias and home kitchens, this global mix of beef is seared,
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