How Far Will The Market Fall?
Zooming out is often quite helpful in providing insights as to where the market is likely to go. When we examine a chart of the S&P 500 now on a weekly basis, a clear uptrend from mid-2022 has formed.
So too has a strong resistance line been created at close to the 4,800 mark both at the end of 2021 and the end of 2023. » Read more about: How Far Will The Market Fall? »
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Is The Fed Rate Hike A Bear Trap?
The Federal Reserve hiked rates 50 basis points on Wednesday, May 4, the largest increase since the Dot-Com bubble in 2000 burst.
The announcement was accompanied by language that bulls will find distressing at first glance. The Fed claimed it was “highly attentive” to inflation risks, suggesting the Central Bank is now as hawkish as it has been over the past decade.
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5 Best AI Stocks To Buy
Artificial intelligence or AI is still in the early stages of development. However, this technology is likely to transform the modern world as it continues to evolve and be integrated into mainstream society. The question is no longer if the AI boom will occur but rather when it will occur.
The AI boom is looming,
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1 AI Stock To Buy on the Dip
If you are a long-term investor, now is prime time to buy top growth stocks — and C3.ai is a leading candidate.
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1 Retailer Is Head and Shoulders Above ALL Others
Some businesses have all the hallmarks of being average. A grocery store fits squarely into that category because goods are bought at wholesale prices, sold at retail, and the margin must cover all the other costs of the business from real estate costs to labor and everything else in between.
And then there’s Costco,
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Is $2 Trillion Just The Start?
There used to be a time when daring to believe a single company would be worth a trillion dollars seemed like something out of a fable. Then Apple came along, and Meta, and Microsoft. All of them broke the seemingly insurmountable barrier and kept going.
It didn’t seem long before they then went on to hit market capitalizations of $2 trillion.
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10,000 Calls Bought on This Stock, What Do Insiders Know?
Investors will almost never have as good a pulse on the future prospects of a company as insiders will. There’s naturally an information asymmetry that comes along with weekly meetings, and proximity to management.
The water cooler chatter is a real phenomenon that acts as a communication channel spreading information around a company.
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Will Social Security Recipients Get Extra Money in November? What To Know
Social Security payments are made to millions of Americans, and generally it is once per calendar month for all recipients, regardless of what type of benefit they receive.
Those who receive only Supplemental Security Income (SSI), which provides financial support to the elderly, blind, and disabled who have limited income and assets, are usually paid on the first day of every month—but sometimes the schedule is subject to change and payment dates are brought forward.
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