US economy grows at its fastest pace in two years during Third Quarter of 2025
The US economy grew at its fastest pace in two years during the third quarter of this year, driven by strong consumer spending and a sharp rebound in exports. However, this momentum appears to have slowed amid rising living costs and the recent government shutdown.The Bureau of Economic Analysis, part of the US Department of Commerce,
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Read MoreDeven Choksey backs power and large-cap stocks for 2026
Deven Choksey, Managing Director of DRChoksey Finserv, sees selective opportunities for 2026, favouring large, fundamentally strong companies while warning that elevated valuations could weigh on broader mid-cap and small-cap performance.
Choksey is particularly bullish on the power and power ancillary space, identifying transmission and distribution as a key growth area. “We believe that the power and power ancillary segment is likely to fetch a higher amount of demand growth,” he said,
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Read MoreBroadcom Isn’t Cheap But Will It Still Power Higher?
Broadcom has quietly become one of the biggest winners of the AI boom. Shares have soared over the past two years as demand for AI infrastructure exploded, and even after a recent pullback of more than 5% from November highs, the stock is still up over 50% this year.
That short-term dip raises an obvious question: Is Broadcom finally offering a better entry point,
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Read MoreTesla: The Race Between Megablock Scaling And Automotive Margin Compression
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AppLovin’s Rally Hits a Rough Patch
After an extraordinary run that sent shares soaring nearly 300% over the past year, AppLovin suddenly lost momentum in early October. The sell-off came as a shock to investors who had watched the ad-tech company become one of Wall Street’s brightest stars.
The trigger was a Bloomberg report revealing that the SEC had opened an investigation into AppLovin’s data-collection practices.
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Brand Name Stock with Room to Run
Entertainment may have expanded well beyond Los Angeles, but its center of gravity hasn’t moved. From its base in Burbank, The Walt Disney Company continues to operate a global engine that spans film, television, streaming, sports, parks, merchandise, and travel. Competitors like Warner Bros.
Discovery and Skydance may circle potential mergers, but even a combined entity wouldn’t approach the depth or global reach Disney has spent generations building.
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Buffett Would Love This Moat, Freeport’s Hidden Growth Engine
In the short run, tariff headlines can turn Mr. Market into a nervous wreck. In the long run, owners do fine by owning scarce, low-cost assets run by rational people. Freeport-McMoRan fits that bill.
U.S. copper prices sold off after Washington excluded refined copper from its new 50% tariffs and instead targeted semi-finished products like wire,
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