This red, white and blue 4th of July s’mores dip recipe is designed to look like an American flag and used on a patriotic ...

Something I noticed while perusing Cheers card inscriptions this week: Christopher McDonald spells “Red Sox” as “Red Socks (view on eBay).” And then he doesn’t (view on eBay).

When markets took a nosedive after President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs in April 2025, many considered "buying the dip," referring to a drop in the stock market from recent averages.

Could it be time to buy the dip on this high-growth stock? The recent price pressure was due to two primary factors. First, the entire sector experienced a reduction in valuation. Tesla shares ...

One group of well-informed investors looked at last week’s stock market selloff and decided it was time to buy. When stocks got hammered into a brief correction, erasing some $5 trillion from ...

Red diesel prices collected by Farmers Weekly averaged 68.3p/litre on 19 March based on a 5,000 litre delivery, putting it at the lowest level so far this year. See also: Fertiliser costs climb in ...

Several opportunists are already hailing TSMC as a buy-the-dip candidate. Beyond its strong business fundamentals, the stock is priced at less than 20x its forward earnings, which looks highly ...

It hasn't happened yet, and it gives an opportunity for dip buyers, in my opinion. Data by YCharts I think the fair EV/EBITDA ratio now is close to 10x (if now higher), so with $60.246 billion in ...

Stocks sank after President Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff announcement on April 2. History suggests it can take anywhere from a few months to a few years for stocks to recover. Investors ...

On top of that, dividend stocks are currently enjoying some powerful tailwinds, including an unexpected dip in inflation in February and a decline in long-term interest rates, which tend to have ...