Author: super@dmin

They’re forgetting that there’s no free lunch, as Trump and the Fed propel stocks higher.

Compound interest might be the most powerful force in the universe, but FOMO can’t be far behind, especially as it relates to bitcoin. But will it lead to bitcoin $40,000?

Most people crave a monthly check.

The credit market will eventually turn, so focus on dividend growth, says Jared Dillian.

U.S. stocks on Tuesday are set to extend the previous session’s gains ahead of the start of the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting.

Gold prices on Tuesday jump to the highest levels in more than a year as comments made in Portugal by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi ahead of a meeting of the Federal Reserve is seen as setting the stage for lower interest rates.

Our call of the day from Brian Levitt, senior director of investment strategy at Invesco, thinks the Fed will keep a safety net going for this market, but warns investors should watch two factors that could end up pressuring stocks.

With markets already moving in response to the largely surprisingly dovish comments from European Central Bank head Mario Draghi Tuesday, the U.S. leader weighed in, too.

Facebook Inc. said Tuesday it will roll out its highly anticipated digital currency next year, intended to be used to make payments over the internet as well as on its social-media platform.

It can pay to go against the stock market’s initial reaction to the Fed’s decision, writes Mark Hulbert.