The Revolution Continues: The Ranks of Anti-Fed Republicans Grow
This year marks the 12-year anniversary of Ron Paul’s retirement from Congress, but his legacy continues to display itself on the political scene. On issues like foreign policy, war skepticism has grown, at least concerning American involvement in Europe. Abolishing the Department of Education has become a key tenant of Donald Trump’s education agenda.
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Read MoreApple Hints At Major Mac Updates With Rumored M4-Powered Lineup
Apple Inc. AAPL is preparing for a wave of Mac announcements next week, according to a teaser by Senior Vice President Greg Joswiak.
What Happened: While no formal event is scheduled, Joswiak hinted at a “week” of Mac-related reveals starting on Monday morning.
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Consider trade impacts of the upcoming election
An ag economist says there could be significant shifts in trade policy following the November election.
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Read More10 Mistakes to Avoid Investing for Retirement
If you’re a high-net-worth individual, you’ve worked hard to accumulate your wealth and want to ensure it’s managed wisely, especially when it comes to investing for your retirement. Investing for a comfortable retirement is important,
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Read MoreChinese EV Stocks Jump as Government Expected to Boost Purchases
Chinese electric-vehicle stocks rallied in Hong Kong after state media reported on government measures to support the sector’s development.
Central-government agencies will increase purchases of new-energy vehicles, state media Xinhua News Agency reported Tuesday, citing a government guideline dated Sept. 27 that said EVs should be no less than 30% of new vehicles purchased annually in principle.
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The Next BIG Stock Split After Alphabet Is…
In theory nothing changes when a stock split occurs but in reality more buyers can afford to scoop up shares and so prices often rise when demand increases. As a result, stock splits are often viewed as bullish signs, even though theoretically nothing in the company’s fundamentals have changed.
Recently, Alphabet split its shares 20:1 from over $2,200 per share to closer to $110 per share.
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Market Commentary: 1 Unstoppable Stock Worth $1,000,000 Per Share?
When Tesla shares were priced in the thousands of dollars, it didn’t take long before a stock split was authorized. So too, the same happened at Apple and Alphabet. But one company…
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