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- Leveraged ETFs are booming in 2026. But they’re also being shut down at a record pace.
Exchange-traded funds designed to make magnified bullish and bearish bets on swings in stocks and other areas of financial markets are closing down at
- As semis sell off, rattled investors should heed last millennium’s lesson from Cisco Systems
The market should recover its poise within the next few days, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee.
- ‘Picks and shovels’ trade comes unstuck as AI hardware stocks plunge on competitive threat from China
Asian stocks sold off sharply on Tuesday amid reports that China is now capable of manufacturing DUV lithography machines.
- ‘She is on Medicaid’: My sick friend pleaded with me to be her executor. Can I decline after she dies?
“She is in poor health and owns a home with a reverse mortgage that has been used to help pay for her caregivers.”
- ‘I’m in my peak earning years’: I’m working beyond 70. Will that help increase my Social Security?
“I plan to retire at the end of my 70th year and transition to Medicare.”
- Actor Orlando Bloom tries again to sell Malibu beach house — now for $10 million
Hollywood star Orlando Bloom is making another attempt to sell his longtime Malibu beach mansion—relisting the property at a big discount, just a few
Monday, July 27
- Nvidia’s potential new deal with OpenAI would revive a spooky tech-bubble habit, analyst warns
Investors are fretting over a report that Nvidia could backstop an OpenAI data-center lease, in what would be the largest such arrangement yet.
- Stop snacking. Restricting eating for only 8 or 9 hours a day may keep your mind sharp.
A new study found cognitive improvements for shorter durations of eating
- More cracks emerge in AI-related bonds as Meta, Microsoft earnings loom
‘The money has to come from somewhere,’ says Bryce Doty at Sit, of pressure heavy AI-debt supply and the rest of the bond market
- Apple reclaims title of world’s largest company after historic stretch of outperformance
Apple’s stock is on track to see its best monthly performance in more than two decades relative to the Nasdaq-100.
- ‘I know what he wants to do,’ Trump says of Fed’s Warsh, as president presses for rate cuts
New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh “wants to do the right thing” but is facing a Fed board that might oppose him, the president said.
- SpaceX’s stock falls to a new low despite a near-flawless Starship flight
SpaceX’s earnings report next week could unleash a further wave of selling, as some insiders will soon be able to unload shares.
- Micron and other chip stocks fall as China steals the spotlight
CXMT had a strong public debut in Shanghai, and now investors are weighing the prospect of a manufacturing breakthrough that could make China’s chip i
- Should you get paid to care for a family member?
Serving as a family caregiver isn’t just exhausting. It can be financially devastating, as well.
- The AI boom shows no sign of slowing — and the U.S. economy is reaping the benefits
Insatiable demand for computer memory and other technologies needed to build artificial intelligence boomed again in the second quarter, and could spu
- This small-cap stock strategy shines by riding the beat-and-raise trend
Brandon Nelson of Calamos Investments identifies companies primed for sustainable growth and improving profit margins.
- Do I need to hire a broker to find an apartment in New York City?
“Maybe some apartments are not being listed for rent or are being snapped up by people who are using brokers.”
- Policy uncertainty is muddling retirement planning — and advisers are just as confused
Market optimism may be masking deep retirement risks.
- The S&P 500 is echoing its 2021 setup, according to Morgan Stanley
Investors have been pivoting toward high-quality megacap stocks as more companies adopt artificial-intelligence tools.
- Strategist’s mathematical formula for Trump’s ‘TACOs’ borne out by weekend ceasefire
It appears the White House was beginning to feel the pressure of rising bond yields and falling stock prices.
- Here’s how to use the salary ranges in job postings to get paid more
Virginia and Maine are the latest states pushing for salary transparency.
- For 44 years this investor held aces in the long-bond game. He just folded.
Lacy Hunt’s about-face on long-term Treasurys marks the end of an era. Here’s what it means for your money.
- He brought AI to Wall Street in 1994 — but won’t trust ChatGPT with his money
Vasant Dhar built one of the first AI-driven hedge funds. Here’s what he wants investors to know about the technology.
- Is your AI data-center stock vulnerable to voter backlash? Use this 5-part test to find out.
Anger over soaring electricity bills is separating winning utility stocks from the losers.
- Navigating the Fed’s next move? Why these trades may be an investor’s best weapon.
Citigroup strategists suggest protecting from jitters over a potentially more hawkish Federal Reserve via small-caps.
- ‘It’s a high price to pay’: My adviser says I don’t need a withdrawal plan for my $2.3 million portfolio. Is he right?
“His proposal involves a proprietary equity hedge strategy to manage $700,000 of my assets.”
- Oil prices see largest one-day declines in two months amid pause in strikes
West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude’s front-month contracts fell on Monday after the U.S. paused launching attacks at Iran.
- Fivefold increase for Chinese chip maker CXMT in Shanghai debut
CXMT closed its first day of trading with a market capitalization of $85 billion
- ‘I feel lucky’: I’m 71 and inherited $20,000. What should I do with this money?
“I have an IRA, a high-yield savings account, four CDs and checking and savings accounts.”
- A look at Cher’s $85 million Malibu home, after she spent $1 million in legal fees in lawsuit
Singing sensation Cher will be forced to pay the $1 million in legal fees that she incurred during a bitter legal battle against the widow of her ex-h
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