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Monday, July 27
- 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
- ‘Ransom Canyon’ star Josh Duhamel: The self-described ‘doomsday prepper’ quickly sells $3.4 million L.A. home
“Ransom Canyon” star Josh Duhamel has officially closed on the sale of his Los Angeles home, selling the picturesque property for more than his asking
Sunday, July 26
- Oil prices sink, stock futures rally as U.S. and Iran pause attacks, Wall Street awaits busy week
U.S. stock-index futures rallied and oil prices tumbled on Sunday as the U.S. and Iran took a pause from fighting, and as Wall Street gears up for the
- The S&P 500’s earnings growth has gone bonkers thanks to one company
Markets are gearing up for the busiest week of second-quarter earnings season.
- There’s a technical ‘triple threat’ for stocks, but also places investors can hide
Treasury yields and oil prices surged, and the dollar confirmed the breakout toward a longer-term uptrend, to push the S&P 500 below key chart support
- The Treasury market is sending Fed Chair Kevin Warsh a clear warning about rates
Rising Treasury yields show how “enormously worried” the market is about inflation — and whether the Fed will back up its tough talk with action
Saturday, July 25
- Yes, the AI stock selloff looks terrifying. But it might actually save the bull market.
The hottest tech trades of 2026 just got slammed — smart investors are buying anyway.
- College kids are moving into retirement communities for reasons beyond ‘cheap rent’
Students are forging intergenerational bonds while planning game nights and teaching gym classes, but “by 7:30 or 8, things get pretty quiet here.”
- Is your index fund an accidental bet on AI? These two massive ETFs show why it might be.
South Korean stocks weren’t a big deal in emerging-markets funds. Artificial intelligence changed that.
- Oil prices may fall, but gasoline prices won’t. Look at the trap we’re in.
The Iran war isn’t causing your energy bill to soar. Blame Wall Street for that.
- Here’s the net worth you need to start getting ahead in your 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond in the U.S.
About three-fourths of Americans lack the wealth needed to prosper in today’s economy, according to a new benchmark developed by the Aspen Institute.
- Think this stock market is in a bubble? These earnings numbers say otherwise.
Stay with the AI trade and overweight technology stocks, according to one earnings expert.
- ‘Time will tell whether that was a good bet’: My adviser got me a full SpaceX IPO allocation. Was I lucky?
“Investors frequently receive only a small fraction of the shares they request — if they receive any at all.”
- Running out of money is not the saddest retirement mistake you can make. This is.
The saddest financial mistake in retirement has nothing to do with running out of money.
- This is the ideal retirement strategy if you want to keep your healthcare costs down
Plus, more ways to lower how much you pay out of pocket for medical care in retirement.
- The stock market’s calm is cracking. Here’s how to prepare for an August shock.
August is historically brutal for market volatility. Here’s how to protect your portfolio.
- Forget Nvidia. These 5 S&P 500 stocks are quietly going all in on AI.
The “Mag Seven” has become the “Bag Seven.” Sharp tech investors are looking elsewhere.
- The super rich use 401(k)s and IRAs to sidestep taxes on millions of dollars. This proposed law would cut them off.
More than 200 individuals had a total of more than $85 billion in tax-sheltered retirement accounts
- Still waiting for the free $1,000 to hit your child’s ‘Trump account’? Here’s what to know.
Around $1.5 billion has been deposited into the accounts since their launch earlier this month, the Treasury Department said.
- The August stock-market slump is a myth — so why does Wall Street keep repeating it?
More than 200 years of data show stocks typically gain in August, while market volatility sits well below average.
- A ‘generational buying opportunity’ guarantees inflation plus 3% a year, says this hedge-fund manager
Bob Elliott sparks buzz highlighting the bargain level of TIPS.
- S&P 500 flashes sell signals — options traders are bracing for wild swings in Apple, Meta and Microsoft
Nervous investors set the stage for massive post-earnings moves in Wall Street’s biggest stocks.
- Are 7% mortgage rates next? The Treasury market is flashing a warning sign for home buyers.
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage edged up to its highest level of 2026.
- Pro stock pickers cannot beat simple math — war in the Middle East is proving it
Active stock pickers almost always lose against the broad market. They can’t beat simple math.
- SpaceX isn’t the wireless threat that investors fear — unless someone breaks this unspoken agreement
It would likely be too expensive and time-consuming for SpaceX to build a mobile network on its own. But the major wireless carriers have to hope one
- We have $8 million in traditional IRAs. Should we tap them to buy a house — and take the tax hit?
“We would rather pay taxes upfront than pay mortgage interest.”
- Investors are in the dark about the Fed’s decision this week — and that’s just how Warsh wants it
Will Kevin Warsh support a rate hike? Fasten your seat belts for the decision on Wednesday.
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