The 2008 economic crisis changed the US’s relationship to energy
One argument that often comes up about climate change is that fossil fuels are good because they powered economic growth that has left most people better off overall. And, to an extent, that has been true, but it’s also an extremely limited perspective.
It’s pretty obvious now that the growth they powered has come with very high costs that we’ve only recently started to pay,
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Read MoreA $1.2 Million Portfolio With No Bonds in It? These 3 ETFs Add Ballast Without Ending the Growth
An all-stock portfolio worth $1.2 million has a strong track record, but at that size the portfolio’s job quietly shifts. Three bond ETFs can add stability without touching the equities driving your growth.
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Read MoreThinking about the impact of interest rates based on the trends in the Bank of Japan's average contractual interest rates on loans
The trend in the Bank of Japan’s average contractual interest rates on loans has risen to X. Looking at that, I was vaguely thinking about how, while interest rates are important, it’s good to perceive them.
Interest rates are involved in many situations, such as mortgages, corporate loans, and business investments.
Read MoreEquity mutual funds: September 2026 returns—how did large, mid, small and flexi-cap fare over 3, 5 and 10 years?
For mutual fund investors, September 2026 offered a useful reminder of why fund performance needs to be viewed against the right benchmark and across multiple time periods.
While mid-cap and large-cap funds faced a sharp correction during the month, the longer-term performance of mid- and small-cap benchmarks remained stronger than that of the large-cap benchmark.
Banking titan shares new bullish S&P 500 outlook
Bank of America has issued a new S&P 500 forecast, projecting the benchmark index will reach 7,800 over the next 12 months.
The new target implies about 2% upside from current levels despite growing concerns over inflation, interest rates, and market valuations.
The updated S&P 500 outlook was published by Bank of America strategist Savita Subramanian on September 14.
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Read MoreThe Burst
Is This Under-the-Radar Stock Nuclear’s Next Big Thing?
Nuclear power is reentering the center of America’s energy strategy as AI, data centers, and mass electrification push electricity demand to levels not seen in decades. Since nuclear already produces more carbon free electricity than solar and wind combined, the U.S. cannot meet future demand without it.
This shift has put renewed attention on Centrus Energy.
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Read MoreThe Ivy
SoFi Is Up What’s Happening Under the Surface?
In a year when most analysts can’t look away from anything stamped “AI,” SoFi Technologies has become one of the market’s most surprising comeback stories.
The digital-first bank now commands a $30+ billion market cap, yet it still manages to slip past the radar of investors glued to megacap tech.
The stock is closing in on triple-digita gains this year,
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Read MoreThe Spotlight
Why Should Investors Pay Attention To This AI Powerhouse
Workiva built its name on simplifying complexity. Its platform acts as a connective layer between dozens of disconnected business tools, from Excel and SAP to cloud databases, bringing them together into one cohesive workspace.
Think of it as a control tower for enterprise reporting, where data flows seamlessly instead of being manually copied and pasted across spreadsheets and systems.
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