I inherited $600,000 in Apple shares from my mother. Am I crazy if I don’t sell them now?
“Apple now makes up about 50% of my portfolio.”
The Fed’s interest-rate cuts are fueling a stock market ‘melt-up’ — and ruin for some investors
A buildup in leverage would make the financial system more vulnerable and susceptible to shocks.
I’m 66. My mortgage is $250K and the rate is 3.4%. Would it be foolish to pay it off from my $770K investments?
“I don’t plan on taking Social Security until 70 and I will have one other small pension.”
Are markets getting wary on AI spending? Here’s what billionaire hedge fund founder David Einhorn thinks.
More investors are starting to question the trillion dollar pledges to build AI infrastructure.
Are investors really suffering because companies report earnings every 3 months?
Rather than short-term pressure, companies typically get a long leash from hopeful shareholders.
Nvidia’s Intel stake sends this clear message about the future of big tech and AI
America needs a U.S. company producing the most advanced chips to safeguard its economic and national security.
CarMax sees unexpected drop in used-car sales even at lower prices, and the stock dives
CarMax missed analyst estimates on average selling prices and profit, in what the CEO describes as a challenging quarter.
Why Big Tech’s tiny production costs make it a long term winner, says this fund manager
AOT Growth and Innovation ETF portfolio manager, John Tinsman says there’s one clear reason to invest in big tech companies: low marginal cost.
Trump wanted Jimmy Kimmel canceled. He gave him his highest ratings in 10 years instead.
Jimmy Kimmel’s free-speech fight with the Trump administration has turned out to be a ratings bonanza.
‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ returned to network TV. Other outspoken American workers may not be so fortunate.
Yes, your employer can fire you for your views on Charlie Kirk and Jimmy Kimmel.