The Dow Jones Industrial Average has hit the 50,000 milestone for the first time, driven by improving consumer sentiment, expectations of interest rate cuts,
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Dow Jones tops 50,000 as Apple, Boeing, these AI stocks flash buy signals, but market still divided
The Dow Jones topped 50,000 for the first time, with JPMorgan, Apple and Boeing in buy areas. The Nasdaq is ailing, but these AI
Dow Jones Tops 50,000 With Apple, Boeing, These AI Stocks New Buys, But Market Still Divided
The Dow Jones topped 50,000 for the first time, with JPMorgan, Apple and Boeing in buy areas. The Nasdaq is ailing, but these AI
Canadian Stocks Beat the S&P 500 Nearly 2-to-1 Last Year: Should You “Buy Canadian”?
Canadian stocks boomed in 2025 thanks to multiple catalysts. American stocks make up under half of global market capitalization — yet the typical U.S.
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Crypto crash accelerates as investors flee risky assets
Bitcoin’s plunge accelerated on Thursday, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency fell more than 12% to below $64,000 in late afternoon trading, a level not
From Bitcoin to blockchain: Key cryptocurrency terms and what they mean
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US Economy is Crashing Every Market, And It’s Not a Crypto Problem
Global markets sold off sharply this week, hitting cryptocurrencies, equities, and even traditional safe havens like gold and silver. The synchronized decline points to
2 Green Energy Stocks to Buy in February
Enbridge and Dominion Energy are approaching the world’s green energy transition from dramatically different positions. Enbridge (ENB 0.36%) and Dominion Energy (D 0.30%) are
What Social Security Could Look Like After 2033
Social Security’s combined trust funds for retirement and disability benefits are projected to hit shortfalls by 2033 under current law, meaning payroll taxes would