What is the active share of a mutual fund
Suppose a fund’s benchmark has just four stocks: A at 40%, B at 30%, C at 20% and D at 10%. The fund holds A at 25%, B at 30%, doesn’t have expoure to C and holds D at 20%, and a non-index stock E at 25%. The differences are: 15 percentage points on A,
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Warren Buffett is well-known for his track record of successful long-term investing. He’s also known for his nuggets of investing wisdom.
Anybody who’s worried that stock prices might be hitting unsustainable levels will likely take solace in some of his original advice.
It’s no surprise that Buffett takes a bit of a contrarian view of the markets.
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Eos Energy Enterprises (NASDAQ:EOSE), a U.S.-made zinc-based long-duration grid battery storage systems provider, closed at $4.74, down 6.32%. Premarket project-selection news did not prevent a midday slide, and investors are watching the expected late July earnings report next.
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Nasdaq vs Dow: How are the key indices different as SpaceX joins one?
SpaceX joins Nasdaq-100 after IPO, bypassing traditional three-month trading rule for inclusion in the tech-heavy index.
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On July 1, the Trump administration refused to renew the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) at the pact’s six-year joint review. The agreement remains in force, but Washington’s refusal converts every subsequent annual review into an instrument of extortion, allowing the United States to extract fresh concessions from Canada and Mexico.
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Alphabet’s Comeback Wasn’t Luck, But Classic Mispricing
The speed of Alphabet’s reversal has surprised many investors, but the more interesting story is how such a dominant business ever became that cheap in the first place, and why the momentum it regained isn’t likely to stall heading into 2026.
Key Points
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Alphabet’s rally stemmed from deep mispricing,
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Is Buffett’s Biggest Bet On Sale?
Over the past 12 months, Berkshire shares have gained just under 6% less than the S&P 500.
With Warren Buffett preparing to step down as CEO at year end, investors are reassessing what Berkshire looks like in its next chapter and whether the stock offers value at today’s price.
Key Points
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Berkshire trades at reasonable levels but not at prices that signal clear undervaluation,
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Micron Technology has been one of the biggest winners of 2025 so far. The stock has rocketed by almost 3x year to date, as investors wake up to the fact that memory chips, once seen as boring, cyclical commodities, are now an indispensable backbone of the AI revolution.
The chipmaker’s DRAM and NAND memory chips are quietly powering the world’s largest data centers,
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