Why Roblox Stock Has Doubled & Might Just Be Getting Started
If you blinked, you might have missed it, Roblox (NYSE: RBLX) has turned into one of the hottest stocks of 2025.
Up over 2x year-to-date, the company’s market cap has surged past $80 billion, stunning many who once dismissed the platform as a pandemic fad. But here’s the best part, there’s reason to believe Roblox is only just getting warmed up.
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Will Bitcoin Hit an All-Time High Before the Election?
Will Bitcoin hit an all-time high before voters head to the polls?
While Bitcoin has demonstrated its potential to defy expectations, a new set of circumstances, including institutional support, hedge fund interest, and political influences, are converging, making the coming weeks critical for Bitcoin’s price trajectory.
So how high can Bitcoin go?
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1 Seriously Overlooked Healthcare Stock That Could Soar
Sometimes the seemingly most boring companies in the world produced the most extraordinary returns. One healthcare firm that hasn’t shot up – yet – but which has attracted the attention of a multi-billion dollar fund with a pristine track record may be set to do so.
Better yet, it’s trading close to the estimated price paid by the fund,
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If You Could Only Buy 1 High-Income Fund, What Would It Be?
Options trading is sometimes viewed as risky and that reputation is well-earned, especially when selling calls and puts naked. But when combined with stock ownership in the form of a covered call, it can be quite a conservative strategy.
Similar to the popular ETFs that track indexes like the S&P 500, a covered call ETF can be bought and sold like a stock,
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Why This Schwab ETF Is a Favorite Among Retirees
For retirees or anyone focused more on stability than swing-for-the-fences growth, the S&P 500 isn’t always the most comforting choice. It’s heavily weighted toward large-cap tech names, and when those names fall out of favor, the whole index can wobble.
That’s why many investors approaching retirement gravitate toward dividend-focused funds. And one ETF in particular has emerged as a go-to is the Schwab U.S.
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Why Warren Buffett Loaded Up on Heico
Berkshire Hathaway quietly raised its stake in Heico by over 11% last quarter, bringing its total position to about 1.3 million shares. That move turned heads because Heico isn’t a typical Buffett pick. It’s not cheap by traditional value metrics, and it doesn’t sell iconic brands like Coca-Cola or Geico.
So why did Berkshire,
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1 Infrastructure Specialist That’s Suddenly on Sale
Once investors saw how fast CoreWeave revenues were accelerating, hesitation disappeared. Shares didn’t just climb, they exploded, rising more than 4x in a matter of weeks.
That kind of surge rarely lasts forever, and over the past month CoreWeave has given back roughly 35%. The pullback has left investors wondering whether something fundamental has changed or whether this is simply the kind of temporary reset that follows massive gains.
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Trump suggests 10% credit card interest cap — what it could mean for consumers
President Trump’s has a proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10%. (Photo Illustration by Igor Golovniov/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
President Donald Trump has suggested temporarily capping credit card interest rates at 10%,
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