Bank Of America Just Dropped Jaw-Dropping Forecasts: Silver At $65, Gold At $5,000 In 2026
Bank of America just stunned Wall Street with a new bold call on precious metals, raising its 2026 forecasts for gold to $5,000 per ounce and silver to $65, citing a potent mix of supply tightness, policy uncertainty, and a surge in investment demand that’s showing no signs of slowing.
Dividends, Stock Split, Bonus Issue This Week: Tata Motors, TCS, SKF India, Anand Rathi Wealth And More
The upcoming week brings a busy slate of corporate action, with record dates of stock splits, interim dividends and bonus issues of prominent companies being announced.
This week will see Tata Motors Ltd. and SKF Ltd. spin-off their companies on Oct. 14 and Oct. 15 respectively, along with seven stock splits.
Why Bloom Energy Stock Powered Higher Today
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Brookfield Asset Management will invest $5 billion in Bloom Energy.
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The two companies are forming a partnership to help build and power AI data centers.
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Read MoreWall Street is fueling the AI 'crazy train'
The tech industry boarded the AI “crazy train” this summer, and it shows no signs of slowing down.
The latest fuel for this boom comes from Wall Street. Some of these projects are now being financed by elaborate borrowing methods and unusual, circular deals.
In these moments,
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Is This The Perfect Bitcoin Strategy?
A decade or so ago, betting on bitcoin really was risky. The cryptocurrency was entirely unproven, unregulated, little-known and fraught with risk. Fast forward 10+ years and the times have changed substantially in favor of Satoshi’s creation.
Now exchange-traded funds exist that facilitate regular flows into the cryptocurrency and some companies, like Microstrategy,
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The ONLY Fund Buffett Recommends (hint, it’s not his own)
As probably the world’s best-regarded stock picker, Warren Buffett isn’t usually associated with ETFs. Nevertheless, the legendary value investor’s portfolio at Berkshire Hathaway contains two ETFs, both of which track the S&P 500 index.
These two funds, namely SPY and VOO, account for a little over $45 billion of Berkshire’s total holdings. Why does Buffett own the S&P 500,
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Is This the Safest Stock to Buy Today?
According to one study, when markets fell by 21%, retail portfolios were down by 32%. It’s been a devastating year for ordinary investors, which means “safe stocks” are back in vogue.
This desire for safer stocks is especially apparent among those who have seen firsthand that the “next big thing” can decline in price as quickly as it rises –