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While Wall Street waits for Santa to appear this December, smart money is paying close attention to junk bonds as a sign of what early 2025 could have in store.
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The numbers suggest the Santa Claus Rally is a real phenomenon. But don’t buy into the theories about what it means for stocks in the year ahead.
While going to cash to preserve capital in a downturn is a popular strategy, portfolio hedging with ETFs is a useful alternative.
You don’t need to be independently wealthy in order to invest. Here are some ideas for investing small amounts of money that could pay off nicely over time.
The growing global middle class should bring immense profits to emerging market consumer companies. “Taipans,” the new tycoons, are already investing in them.
We’re in the midst of a bull market and knocking on the door of a new year. Here are two of my favorite stocks that look made for 2025.
The last two years have been phenomenal for the stock market, but the good times aren’t over yet. Here are 3 reasons the bull market will continue in 2025.
Cannabis stocks have become so cheap that M&A activity is now underway. Investors should stick with the financially sound players to benefit.
After a serious drought in 2023, the IPO market started picking up steam in 2024 and looks ready to heat up in 2025. Here are two upcoming IPOs to watch.
Costco (COST), Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart (WMT) are the biggest retailers in the U.S. and their stocks are going wild, but will tariffs next year slow them down?
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This list of the best investment sites to research stocks aims to help individual investors navigate the sea of stock-related information.
Bond terminology varies from the stock terms you may be used to, but if you’re buying individual bonds this is the terminology you should understand.
Writing covered call options is a great way to boost your yield on stocks you already own, and involves a lot less risk than most investors think.
Gamblers may be familiar with the Martingale strategy of doubling down on losing bets. But that can be a dangerous investing approach.
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