Excessive Litigation Is Hurting the Retirement Plans of Americans
America’s private retirement system is one of the great successes of a market-based economy. Employer-sponsored retirement plans have helped millions of workers build long-term financial security thanks to the strength and resilience of our capital markets.
But our retirement system is under growing strain from abusive litigation and regulatory overreach.
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Read MoreThe Stock Market's Valuation Yardstick That Warren Buffett Once Called, “Probably the Best Single Measure of Where Valuations Stand,” Just Sounded a Warning to Wall Street
The Oracle of Omaha favored this valuation tool above all others — and it suggests stocks are in big trouble.
Since the end of the Great Recession nearly 17 years ago, the stock market has been a stomping ground of optimism and wealth creation. With the exception of the five-week COVID-19 crash in February-March 2020 and the nine-month bear market in 2022,
Warren Buffett Retires: Here’s the Money Advice He’s Giving Americans for 2026
With Warren Buffett stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of 2025, the Oracle of Omaha shared some parting wisdom in his most recent Thanksgiving letter to shareholders.
While sent in November 2025, the letter is full of financial wisdom nuggets that the average American can apply in 2026 and beyond.
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Read MoreStock Market Today, Jan. 29: Microsoft Falls After Azure Growth Slows and AI Spending Raises Investor Concerns
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), which develops software, services, devices, and solutions worldwide, closed Thursday at $433.50, down 9.99%. Shares declined after earnings and AI capital expenditure updates led investors to focus on slowing Azure cloud growth.
Trading volume reached 126.5 million shares, about 366% above its three-month average of 27.1 million shares.
The Burst
Time to Buy or Short This Meme Stock?
History may not repeat but it sure does rhyme and right now there are echoes of pandemic era euphoria. Roaring Kitty’s first tweet in 3 years led to Gamestop share price soaring. And now the public is giddy to know where the trader who turned tens of thousands into tens of millions is turning his attention next.
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Read MoreThe Ivy
Is This High Growth Stock Breaking Out?
Billionaire Stan Druckenmiller was once asked how he thinks about performance and his answer was quite insightful. Most traders might say something like “I aim to make 15% a year” or some other specific figure, but Stan’s answer was I like to “compare myself to the opportunity set” and beat it, meaning whatever the market is doing he likes to ensure he’s generating higher returns,
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Bombshell Report: Shady Trades In The Halls of Power
In an ongoing investigation, the New York Times has uncovered shady stock trades by members of Congress. Some congressmen and congresswomen appear to have used information they learned in their positions as legislators to make profitable stock trades.
Ethics experts have raised red flags and say this trading could be a significant conflict of interest.
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