Stock market squid game: When to become greedy, when to become cautious? Experts explain
Stock market squid game: Late Rakesh Jhunjhunwala once said that a savvy stock investor waits for a stock market crash for discounted shopping, whereas others pump money when there is a bull trend on Dalal Street. The ace investor said buying or selling stocks is no different from other shopping.
Your 60s are the 'sweet spot' for retirement plans. Here's why.
Ed Slott & Company Director of Retirement Education Sarah Brenner joins Wealth to share the top considerations for those preparing to retire.
Brenner emphasizes the importance of thorough planning: “Consider all of their options before doing anything” and “Think about all of the possibilities.” While many retirees automatically roll funds into an IRA,
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Read More401(k) plans under scrutiny: Should employers worry about the fiduciary failings of big firms?
Now, it seems every week or so, an employer is getting sued in a class action lawsuit, alleging fiduciary breach, filed by its employees (or ex-employees) over mismanagement of their company 401(k) retirement plan. Just in 2025 alone, these are the stories we’ve covered on defined contribution lawsuits, which fall into basically these main categories:
- Excessive fees: Trader Joe’s
- Misuse of forfeited funds: HP Inc.,
Behind the Headlines: Debunking Misconceptions of Cryptocurrency and Crime
Key Takeaways
This paper examines the relationship between cryptocurrency and illicit finance, challenging prevalent misconceptions about their role in criminal behavior through four key findings backed by data and case studies:
- Misinformation about blockchain technology spreads rapidly and persistently, often outpacing factual understanding of its capabilities and limitations.
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Read MoreWarren Buffett Gained $58 Billion From This 1 Stock
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There is a very good reason why Warren Buffett is known as the Oracle of Omaha. Since taking control of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A)(NYSE:BRK-B) in 1965,
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Read MoreThe Burst
Top Market Guru Says Sell Stocks
In 2022, stock markets worldwide had a particularly bad start. The S&P500 fell more than 9% during January, albeit making something of a comeback. The index regained 11% from its local low but was still down 8% for the year when JPMorgan’s top-ranked strategist, Marko Kolanovic, advocated that investors move some money from stocks to bonds in response to ongoing concerns.
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Read MoreThe Ivy
Market Commentary: 4 Reasons Why Buffett Bet 43% Of His Portfolio On 1 Stock
When you understand that stocks are not just prices on a chart but businesses, investing gets much easier. You take your eyes off solely viewing price undulations and focus more on the nuts and bolts of the business driving the share price.
One business with such extraordinary attributes that Warren Buffett bet over 43% of his holdings in it is Apple.
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