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5 creative ways to start investing when you have little money to invest
The reasons to invest are straightforward: Grow your wealth over time, outpace inflation, and achieve financial goals.
But a surprisingly large number of people can’t participate in the markets and make the most of these opportunities because they feel they don’t have the money to invest.
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Read MoreGot $5,000? 2 Tech Stocks to Buy and Hold for the Long Term
Is now really the time to buy soaring tech stocks? These savvy choices could pay off for patient investors.
The stock market has been a bumpy ride in 2025. The S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.68%) rose 4% in the first two months before taking a 19% dive in the next six weeks.
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Read MoreStocks gain ground and put Wall Street on a path for all-time highs
The gains on Friday were broad, with nearly every sector within the S&P 500 rising. Nike soared 15.5% for the biggest gain on the market, despite warning of a steep hit from tariffs.
The broader market has seemingly shaken off fears about the Israel-Iran war disrupting the global supply of crude oil and sending prices higher.
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Read MoreWhy This Could Be the Worst Time to Invest in Gold?
Gold prices in India have soared to record levels, surpassing ₹1 lakh per 10 grams with a 28% rise in just one year. This surge is driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, inflation worries, and central bank purchases but these very factors also make this a risky time to buy.
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Read MoreLive updates: Senate rejects war powers resolution; Trump ends trade discussions with Canada
California Gov. Gavin Newsom today sued Fox News for defamation for $787 million, alleging that anchor Jesse Watters and reporter John Roberts “willfully distorted the facts” about the timeline of phone calls between Trump and Newsom this month.
The dispute centers around protests by Californians against mass deportations in the Los Angeles area.
Read MoreThe Burst
Uber’s $1 Trillion Moonshot
Uber isn’t just about getting you from point A to point B anymore. It’s stealthily becoming one of the most powerful tech platforms of the next decade, and the lynchpin in that transformation is autonomy.
While most investors still think of Uber as a ride-hailing and food delivery app, under the hood, the company is evolving fast.
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Read MoreThe Ivy
Billionaire Loves These Stocks Most of All
Stanley Druckenmiller doesn’t toss around stock picks like confetti. When he makes a move, it matters not just because of his track record (which is ridiculous by the way) but because his strategy blends macro trends with razor-sharp stock selection.
In 2025, he’s not chasing headlines. He’s making some bold, high-conviction bets, and a few of them are pretty surprising.
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Brinker Just Flashed Classic Reversal Signal, Time to Take a Bite?
After weeks of sluggish price action, Brinker International (NYSE: EAT) is starting to show signs that the bulls are back in the kitchen.
On March 25th, EAT delivered a textbook technical setup that a technical trader could only but describe as a “character change.”
The stock filled a prior gap from early March,
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