The GEHC Spinoff
In August 2022, we shared how General Electric (GE) was spinning off its healthcare unit into its own publicly traded company,…
Read nowIn August 2022, we shared how General Electric (GE) was spinning off its healthcare unit into its own publicly traded company,…
Read nowOur team of experts are always in your corner, which is why we wanted to make sure you could easily access their 2023 investing outlooks:…
Read nowAny time something like ChatGPT – a user-friendly chatbot that was trained to interact with people in a conversational, humanlike way – is released into…
Read nowIf you’re old enough to remember the last time an inflationary bonfire savaged the U.S. economy – a time 40 years ago hallmarked by…
Read nowThe Fed greatly expanded its balance sheet – essentially printing money – for years through a process called quantitative easing (QE). It started in the aftermath of the housing bust and financial crisis 15 years ago. And while the economy recovered, the Fed never really stopped printing money for long.
Read nowWhen Netflix (NFLX) gapped down 21.8% lower on Jan. 21, investors were shaken by the spectacle of a $200-billion-plus FANG name losing a fifth of its market cap overnight. But that was just a warm-up.
Read nowLast week, the Federal Reserve told us what we all expected: Rate hikes are coming. That exacerbated a sell-off in equity and debt markets, with technology stocks getting hit the worst. But there are a few industries I’m a bit concerned about, including the automotive and appliance industries.
Read nowAre you worried about inflation? Do you seek investments that protect against inflation? If so, you should know that oil is a better inflation hedge than Bitcoin or gold. It isn’t a close contest either. When it comes to inflation protection, oil (and oil-related investments) beats gold and Bitcoin by a mile.
Read nowHappy New Year! Like most investors, you’re probably wondering how the stock market is destined to perform in the year ahead.
Read nowIn the last month or so, investors most likely engaged in some end-of-year tax-planning moves. This involves selling losing stocks at year-end to offset big gains earned earlier this year.
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