This High-Yield Fidelity ETF Is Beating the Market, Here’s Why
Fidelity’s High Dividend ETF (FDVV) is a fund that offers a compelling combination of both current dividend income and growth potential. The fund began in September of 2016 and has delivered a 12.8% lifetime annualized return as well as a steady stream of dividends to its shareholders.
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Choo Choo, Here Come The Miners
Making money in the market isn’t always straightforward and usually requires an edge, which can sometimes be found by thinking about about how the flows of capital work.
Take for example the recent surge in metals. On a weekly chart, you can see silver has broken out of a channel that had constrained it for the past couple of years.
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81.8% Probability This Health Stock Rises
If past data is to be believed, there is an 81.8% probability that Centene is likely to pop by double-digit percentage levels over the next 3 months.
Remarkably in 17 of the past 22 years, Centene has gone on a bullish run in the coming months, but it’s not entirely clear why, so we peeled back the layers of the onion to reveal the cause and whether it’s repeatable again this year.
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32% Gain In 11 Weeks Starts Now?
What are the odds that a boring consumer stock is about to skyrocket? It’s hard to predict major moves in advance unless you have an edge or an insight. And that’s precisely what the historical chart pattern of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Holdings stock shows.
You see over the next 3 months, Ollie’s has historically gone on a tear,
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3 Dividend Stocks That Could Pay You for Life, Even in a Recession
When the market entered a correction in February and March, uncertainty about America’s economic future weighed heavily on investors’ minds with many people are looking for high-yield dividend stocks with the potential to help their portfolios weather tougher times.
Unfortunately, the S&P 500 average is currently offering a yield of just 1.3%, which is fairly low by historical standards.
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3 Dividend Stocks Worth Buying Now?
Thanks to surging stock prices over the past two years, dividend yields on major stock indices have fallen to fairly low levels. The S&P 500, for instance, currently carries an average yield of just 1.3%.
The mature companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average fare a bit better, and some of them offer yields that exceed the S&P 500 several times over.
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Will This $20 Million Bet Pay Off?
A report just came out that one trader bet a massive $20 million on a single stock rising by 30% on its next earnings report. That stock is, drumroll, artificial intelligence favorite, Nvidia.
The bet was made by purchasing strike 1180 call options on Nvidia for the June expiration, meaning if NVDA share price rise were to rise above that level on expiration day,
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Money Market Interest Rates Today: October 8, 2025 – Earn Up To 5%
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Key Takeaways
- The highest money market account rate available today is 5.00%
- Changes from the Fed or your bank can quickly change money market rates
- Online banks typically offer the most competitive yields on the market
Current Money Market Rates
As of today,
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