Warren Buffett’s investing techniques have resulted in big gains for Berkshire Hathaway over the long term and a billion-dollar portfolio. So you may be wondering this: Could one very easy Buffett-approved investment turn $300 per month into $1 million? The answer is yes, if you follow certain key steps.
TOKYO (AP) — Global shares retreated Thursday as worries persisted about conflict in the Middle East.
On the seventh day of a conflict that began with a surprise wave of Israeli airstrikes targeting military sites, senior officers and nuclear scientists, Iranian state media reported that Iran’s foreign minister planned to meet with his European counterparts in Geneva.
As the U.S. market navigates a volatile landscape marked by geopolitical tensions and an impending Federal Reserve rate decision, key indices like the Dow Jones and S&P 500 have seen modest gains, with tech stocks showing resilience amid uncertainty. In such a dynamic environment, identifying high-growth tech stocks requires careful consideration of their adaptability to economic shifts and potential for innovation in response to evolving global challenges.
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The price of Bitcoin (BTC 0.36%) is back over $100,000. But according to many experts, the run is far from over. Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood recently reaffirmed her 2030 price target of $700,000. Long term, she believes a single Bitcoin could eventually be worth several million dollars.
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If you qualify for Social Security retirement benefits, you can choose to start receiving your monthly payments as early as age 62. However, if you start collecting Social Security before you reach full retirement age, you’ll be penalized.
The reduced benefit is by far the biggest drawback of claiming Social Security early. There are certainly some good reasons for doing so,
The market has been quite unpredictable in 2025. Even if you knew the majority of the news headlines before they occurred, you still may not have been able to guess the market’s direction a few weeks or months after they came out. As a result, a dip could happen any moment, and investors need to be ready to pounce (depending on what the dip is caused by).
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A growing number of retail investors are falling prey to FOMO — the fear of missing out — when investing in mutual funds. Triggered by social media hype, recent top-performing schemes, or newly launched New Fund Offers (NFOs), many investors rush in, hoping not to “miss the bus.”
But experts caution that this herd mentality often leads to disappointing outcomes.
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