How Boomers Could Reshape the US Economy in Coming Years
Baby boomers are poised to reshape large parts of the U.S. economy in the coming years as their enormous wealth and changing needs redirect spending toward health care, housing, financial services and premium experiences, according to a new study from Moody’s Ratings.
Boomers, the generation born between 1946 and 1964,
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Read More88% Profit Surge Expected on Oct. 28: Why Peter Thiel-Backed Vista Energy is Wall Street’s Favorite Shale Play
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VIST surged 88% over the past year to $74.84, with 14 analysts rating it a Buy and an average target of $99.60.
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Wall Street expects Q3 revenue of $1.17 billion, up 66% from Q3 2025, as the first full quarter of Equinor assets hits the books.
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Market on Friday | Markets recover from day’s lows, but sell-off extends to 4th day; Nifty at 22,600
Indian equity markets extended their losing streak for the fourth consecutive session on Friday, October 23, with the Nifty recovering to around 22,600 after slipping below 22,400 amid broad-based selling across sectors.
Extreme Polarization in the Stock Market and the 'FUDD' Trap: The Structure Where Stock Prices Don't Rise Even on Earnings Beats, the Return to Quality Stocks, and Strategic …
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An unprecedented, harsh, and irrational ‘extreme bifurcation’ is underway in the stock market.
Observing the current earnings season, a terrifying phenomenon has become routine. Even when companies announce strong earnings (beats) that exceed prior market expectations (consensus), stock prices either do not react at all or show only a slight increase.
Read MoreGoldman’s Pasquariello says the tech sell-off raises doubts about AI stocks
Hedge funds sold tech stocks at their fastest pace in two years during last Thursday’s rout, Goldman Sachs’ Tony Pasquariello told clients, Bloomberg reported. The Nasdaq 100 fell 2.9% that day. He expects the bull market to continue, but with less punch, as Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon report this week.
Hedge funds sold tech stocks at the fastest pace in two years last Thursday,
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Could This $5 Billion Minnow Be the Next Big AI Buyout Target?
SoundHound AI isn’t chasing the same crowded lane as other AI giants. Instead of building general-purpose AI models or chasing flashy headlines, it has carved out a very specific, and potentially lucrative, niche, voice AI.
At its core, SoundHound builds sophisticated voice recognition and natural language processing software that enables real-time, conversational interactions between humans and machines.
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Can This Fintech Darling Bounce Back?
Chime Financial is one of the most talked-about fintech players, but it has had a rollercoaster ride since its June IPO. The stock ran up to $43 on its first day of trading, riding a wave of excitement around digital banking. Fast-forward to today, and shares have been clipped by almost 50%.
So the big question is can Chime regain momentum and reward patient investors?
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Is This Quantum Stock Set To Keep Soaring?
Following comments by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang about the probable timeline for practical quantum computing, quantum startups have had a rocky start to 2025.
Huang, himself an expert in cutting-edge computing technologies, said he believed that it could take about 20 years for quantum computers to become a useful technology.
While the comment attracted criticism from some technologists and quantum bulls,
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