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MarketWatch Options Trader: The stock market is ‘oversold,’ but it pays to stay bearish
Stocks are falling relentlessly, and few new highs are being registered.
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The New York Post: Nearly every U.S. CEO bracing for recession over next 12 to 18 months: survey
CEO confidence has plunged to its lowest levels since the Great Recession of 2007-2009 as central banks scramble to tame decades-high inflation, according to the results of a key survey.
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MarketWatch 25 Years: ‘Soft landing’ unlikely as Fed tries to get grip on inflation, says former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin
The Federal Reserve is finally on the right path when it comes to fighting inflation, but it’s likely to result in a painful economic contraction, says Robert Rubin
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Front Office Sports: Top 10 highest-paid NHL players set to make $117.7 million this year
The top 10 highest-paid NHL players are set to make $117.7 million combined this season — only a small increase from last year’s $117.2 million.
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Beth Pinsker: $22 billion in I-bond sales can’t be wrong. Why you may want to buy them even when their rate resets soon
You can still get a 9.62% rate if you buy before Oct. 28, so act fast.
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MarketWatch 25 Years: ‘We’re likely to see one of the greatest transfers of intergenerational wealth,’ as $68 trillion set to ‘reshape economy,’ says head of TIAA
Thasunda Brown Duckett sees big changes coming on the retirement front. As MarketWatch turns 25, we asked the TIAA CEO what we will be covering in five years.
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Key Words: Here’s how you’ll know stock-market lows are finally here, says legendary investor who called ’87 crash
Billionaire hedge-fund investor Paul Tudor Jones says investors looking to time the bottom in stocks should keep a close eye on short-term Treasury yields.
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MarketWatch 25 Years: The top 25 market events of the last 25 years
On MarketWatch’s 25th anniversary, we are looking at the 25 biggest market events of the past 25 years.
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FA Center: ‘You’ll leave a mess and they won’t think as highly of you.’ Dying without a will is the ultimate selfish act.
Not making a will is a sure way to tarnish your memory, unleash family conflict and waste money on lawyers and taxes that would have gone to your heirs.
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FA Center: Our ‘golden years’ are about saving enough money — but having choice, autonomy and agency matter even more
Some financial advisers act as gerontologists, helping retirees and pre-retirees lead healthier lives.