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Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla reported after the bell Wednesday. Here's what $161 billion in combined quarterly revenue tells us about where the economy is headed and how investors should position.
With the dollar at four-year lows and Fed independence under scrutiny, here's how to position your portfolio, savings, and spending for the year ahead.
After 60 years at the helm, Warren Buffett will hand Berkshire Hathaway to Greg Abel on January 1, 2026. Here's what the historic transition means for investors.
Beyond Nvidia: The AI investment opportunities that Wall Street analysts are quietly accumulating before the crowd catches on.
The wealthy don't pay less in taxes because of illegal schemes. They use strategies available to anyone—strategies most people don't know exist.
Entergy Corporation reports full-year 2025 adjusted earnings of $3.91 per share and unveils a $43 billion capital plan through 2029, including $11.6 billion in 2026 alone, as the Gulf Coast utility transforms its grid to withstand hurricanes and meet surging power demand.
The 10-year Treasury yield fell below 4% while short-term rates climbed, creating a rare yield curve twist that has preceded every recession in modern history. Here is what the bond market is telling equity investors.
The Defense Department revealed it will spend the entire $152 billion reconciliation allocation in fiscal 2026, up from the original $113 billion plan, funding missile defense, autonomous weapons, and naval expansion.
The White House exempted passenger vehicles, pharmaceuticals, energy products, electronics, aerospace, and agriculture from the new Section 122 tariffs. The exemption list reveals which sectors Washington considers too critical to tax.
Citadel Securities reports that retail investor buying in early 2026 has exceeded every previous peak by 25%, with daily options volume running 50% above baseline. The persistence and breadth of their buying is unprecedented, and that could be either a floor under the market or a warning.
Warren Buffett trimmed Apple for the seventh time in nine quarters, started a new position in the New York Times, and left Greg Abel with a record $382 billion cash pile.
Trump's 15% Section 122 tariff exempts energy, critical minerals, and metals but hits consumer goods hardest. Here's what it means for your portfolio over the next 150 days.