1 Stock That Has NO Ceiling
Apple fell in line with the rest of the tech titans during its most recent quarterly release when CEO Tim Cook announced that Apple plans to integrate artificial intelligence into its suite of products and services.
That news alone sparked a $10+ per share rally after hours, largely eroding the 15% decline in share price during the first part of the year. » Read more about: 1 Stock That Has NO Ceiling »
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Russian Ruble Crashes, The BIG Winner Is…
The international response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been rapid and stern. In addition to individual sanctions placed on Putin and much of his cabinet, the Russian banking system has been crippled by having its assets frozen and exclusion from the SWIFT network relied on by international banks for secure data transmission. The effects could be wide-ranging and have repercussions far into the future.
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Is Your Portfolio (Unwittingly) Exposed To Russia?
Since Russia’s ill-advised and universally condemned attacks on and invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, investments linked to the country have, in a word, tanked.
After countries of the west imposed harsh financial sanctions and cut the oligarch haven off from international banking, Russia’s domestic economy has been crippled, and its ongoing concerns abroad have been severely impaired.
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Is Airbnb a Steal Now?
Many companies struggled through the pandemic, especially those in the travel industry. In 2020, travel restrictions were strict, and while many limitations remained intact throughout 2021, Airbnb proved they could weather the storm. Airbnb has a unique advantage compared to large hotel groups and the increases in vacation rentals available on its online marketplace prove the point.
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Is $2 Trillion Just The Start?
There used to be a time when daring to believe a single company would be worth a trillion dollars seemed like something out of a fable. Then Apple came along, and Meta, and Microsoft. All of them broke the seemingly insurmountable barrier and kept going.
It didn’t seem long before they then went on to hit market capitalizations of $2 trillion.
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Market Commentary: What’s Inside Buffett’s Portfolio?
In its latest 13F filing, Berkshire Hathaway bought and sold some stocks that paint a clear picture of what Buffett thinks the future of the economy will look like. Some old favorites he left untouched while others he sold off with abandon. Yet other stocks, he accumulated in spades.
What is Buffett buying and selling now?
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SoFi: The Trojan Horse of Banking?
This is the remarkable story of how SoFi, a firm that began as a student lender, has become the trojan horse of the banking industry.
The story begins with the stats. In the United States, 43.4 million people have outstanding federal student loans, which equates to nearly 20 percent of the nation’s adult population.
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Why These Analysts Are Still Bullish on Tesla Despite Musk-Trump Spat
Key Takeaways
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump’s public spat rattled Tesla shares this week, but several Wall Street analysts said they’re still bullish on the stock.
- Analysts from Wedbush and Morgan Stanley said their long-term views on Tesla’s potential were not substantially changed by the dispute.
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