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Having a third of your portfolio in seven stocks isn't as risky as it sounds. Read More
Fidelity Contrafund’s retiring manager showed how long-term stock-picking success is still possible. Read More
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Never mind the revisions Read More
As a country, we need electricians, plumbers, welders, and builders as much as we need white-collar workers. Read More
This year, we saw 15 ads featuring AI-related services, including ads from both Anthropic and OpenAI. Read More
Anthropic is winning...for now. Read More
A reminder on the Dow’s many shortcomings as an equity index. Read More
In this piece, Marc revisits one of the most spectacular hedge-fund blowups in modern market history. The lesson is that intelligence alone... Read More
Headline consumer prices rose just 0.17 percent for the month, pulling year-over-year inflation down to 2.4 percent. Core inflation came in... Read More
The Jan. 24 anniversary of the California Gold Rush came and passed this year with little mention … for good reason. Read More
I am a homeowner who finally purchased a home at an advanced age because I could not afford to buy when I was younger. Read More
A popular knock on Orange County, Calif., is that it is a mass of indistinguishable neighborhoods designed for the efficient placement of... Read More
People travel from around the world to visit Brooklyn. Yes, you read that right. The “outer borough” formerly known as... Read More
The latest Congressional Budget Office forecast on debt and deficits over the next 30 years is plenty scary. It shows the debt as a share of... Read More
The recent 10% credit-card interest-rate cap proposed by Donald Trump triggered a frenzy of responses from the financial giants. JPMorgan... Read More
Attorney Robert Lighthizer, President Trump’s US Trade Representative in his first term, shares considerable responsibility for the... Read More
For six weeks starting October 1, the federal government was shut down because of Democratic Party concerns that the ending of the temporary... Read More
For decades, marketing has often been treated like a game of psychological chess. Companies spent millions learning how to outsmart... Read More
AI has taken off, the problem is that is requires a large amount of electricity to stay powered. Nuclear energy can solve this issue. Read More
Let this be a lesson to those hoping to curry favor with the White House: If you haven’t visited a store that makes trophies, you’re... Read More
A trial will determine whether Meta and YouTube designed addictive products Read More
Are we finally beginning to see the rational shift we’ve been hoping for for decades? Read More
US Treasuries are no longer seen as safe by foreign investors. Read More
Deportations don’t create jobs and will increase deaths of native-born Americans. Who knew? Read More
There is little the American side seems to have obtained in terms of durable market access that Europe did not, and a great deal that Europe... Read More
Will investors start to value real things more and ephemeral things less? Read More
Once there's fraud it's impossible to know how deep it goes. Read More
The government should protect consumers instead of annoying them. Read More
US AI-Related Investment Keeps Breaking Records, With Total Software, Computer, & Data Center Spending Now Exceeding $1T Per Year Read More
Energy, basic materials, and defensive consumer stocks are in. Tech and financials are out. That, at least, is Mr. Market’s view so far... Read More
Over the course of 2025, the average tariff rate on U.S. imports increased from 2.6 to 13 percent. In this blog post, we ask how much of the... Read More
The incoming data has surprised significantly to the upside in recent weeks, but long rates have not moved higher. Read More
Discover the best dividend stocks with solid yields, strong fundamentals, and room to grow—even in uncertain markets. Read More
Australia may be sweltering, but rate hikes won’t cause its stocks to wilt. Read More
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