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Societe Generale's Albert Edwards, famed for calling the dot-com bubble leading up to 2000, is again warning investors of ...
Ken Fisher warns about Breakevenitis - selling stocks at purchase price after a downturn, hurting long-term gains.
Goldman Sachs analysts are sounding the alarm on speculative trades. They could be signaling a market pullback ahead.
The fact that US markets seem to be defying tariff risks, the meme craze is back, and interest rate cut hopes could be dashed ...
U.S. stocks have surged this summer to levels not seen in years thanks to very low borrowing costs. Yet record valuations, a ...
Wall Street is ending the week on a positive note, with stocks hitting fresh all-time highs amid a solid earnings season and ...
BofA’s Hartnett correctly forecast that international stocks would outperform the US this year. He had warned in December that equities were beginning to look frothy after a strong rally in 2024. The ...
The Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale’s stash is once again on the move, as Galaxy Digital sent another $1.1 billion to crypto ...
Housing transactions are very weak given a general lack of affordability. Residential construction may also become more of a ...
Crypto treasury companies like SBET aren't driving crypto prices because they redistribute existing holdings to retail at ...
With the power to print money, raise and lower interest rates, and even facilitate massive bailouts, the U.S. Federal Reserve may be the single institution with the most power over the U.S.
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