How income investors can use these ETFs to also capture growth
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Investors looking for guarantees can count on one thing these days – volatility.
“When we look at the world, there’s just a heck of a lot of uncertainty,” says Paul MacDonald,
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Read MoreInterest rates in 2025: When will interest rates go down?
It’s the question on the minds of our brightest economic experts. Will interest rates go up, go down or hold steady?
But this is not just intellectual fodder for professional economists. The cash rate is highly relevant to almost all Australians.
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Read MoreThis was the average Social Security benefit in 2010 — and here’s what it is now. Have those checks lost (or gained) buying power?
Musk’s DOGE descends on Social Security Administration
Still, the DOGE team landed at the Social Security Administration this week, with Musk drawing attention for his outlandish claims that large numbers of 150-year-old “vampires” are receiving Social Security payments. DOGE has begun installing its own operatives, including an engineer linked to tweets promoting eugenics and executives with a cut-first-fix-later philosophy,
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Read MoreTesla bull says growth story still intact and 'catalysts' remain despite Musk antics
One of Wall Street’s most bullish analysts thinks Tesla’s (TSLA) growth story is still intact and, despite a raft of negative headlines for CEO Elon Musk, upside “catalysts” remain.
Writing in a note to clients on Monday, Wedbush’s Dan Ives notes Tesla stock has been under pressure for a “myriad of reasons” this year following a massive run-up after President Trump’s win in November.
Read MoreThe Burst
Is Cava’s Rapid Expansion a Risky Overstretch?
CAVA has been growing like a weed, now sporting 341 locations across 25 states. While the pace of new openings slowed slightly this year with just 33 new restaurants in the first 28 weeks of 2024 compared to 43 in 2023, the management still reported a solid 32.6% year-over-year revenue increase, and generated $487 million.
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30% Upside for Leader in Market Growing 30% Annually?
Renowned e-signature company DocuSign, Inc. (NASDAQ:DOCU) has got firmly back on track after some turbulence in 2021 and 2022 when the company’s share price declined by more than 75%.
The recent stock performance has fared much better, begging the question where is the ceiling for this once hot stock?
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1 FinTech Firm with 30.6% Upside
When you study business for a while, certain metrics just turn out to be much more important than others. The cost to acquire customers is a key focus for many new business owners but their retention is what those who have been around the block focus on.
If you can acquire customers at the same price as the competition but sell them into many other products and services,