Dow Jones Industrial Average climbs as investors pivot away from tech
- The Dow Jones soared on Tuesday, climbing into multi-month highs.
- The Dow is getting a boost from a reversal out of tech stocks.
- Budget watchers remain leery of details in Trump’s spend-heavy funding bill.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) rose to its highest levels in around five months on Tuesday,
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Read MoreDow soars almost 400 points as investors rotate out of tech and eye Europe
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The stock market can be a scary place. It can feel like inexperienced investors don’t stand a chance against high-powered traders,
Why Dollar General Stock Jumped 18% in June
Shares of Dollar General (NYSE: DG) were among the winners last month as the discount retailer soared on better-than-expected results in its first-quarter earnings report and benefited from an upward trend in the stock market over the rest of the month.
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Read MoreThe odds are stacked: What retail options traders can learn from the Jane Street episode
Jane Street’s alleged manipulation of index options raises concerns for retail traders about market fairness and risk management.
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Market Commentary: 3 Breakouts Signal Santa Claus Rally
Barely a couple of weeks ago, the tenor of the markets changed. Cathie Wood, the poster girl for high growth stocks, reported massive gains among her portfolio of stocks.
In a single week, Nurix Therapeutics gained 16%, Pinterest rose by 19%, Verve Therapeutics flew higher by 18%, Ceres was up 15%, Shopify soared by 22% and Palantir was up 20%.
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1 ETF Set To Way Outperform?
A joke went viral recently when a comedian wrote a skit about two people arguing over the merits of the US Dollar and Bitcoin respectively. Had you invested $10,000 in Bitcoin in 2010, you would have almost $100 million now, according to the skit writer. If you left your $10,000 in fiat currency you would have about $8,500.
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This Stock Is Amazon, eBay and PayPal COMBINED
Latin America is one of the world’s largest emerging markets, and it is growing rapidly. Major U.S. companies are rushing to get established in countries like Brazil and Argentina in an effort to capture market share ahead of potential competitors. However, it seems they are already too late. Latin American innovators and entrepreneurs have already designed solutions for the digital age that are customized for the unique needs of Latin American consumers.
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