Author: super@dmin
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In One Chart: American households and businesses are seeing their savings deteriorate as ‘financial fragility’ rises
After socking away savings during the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis, American households and businesses are watching their financial cushions rapidly deteriorate as prices have soared and the Federal Reserve has substantially raised the cost of borrowing money.
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Mark Hulbert: The drop in expected S&P earnings is in the sweet spot for big stock-market gains over the next 12 months
The stock market tends to do better in quarters when earnings are falling.
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Michael Brush: Inflation is going to fall just as fast as it rose, and that’s investors’ cue to enter the stock market
“If you buy at the (inflation) peak, you do pretty darn well over the next 12 months,” says investment strategist Jim Paulsen.
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Retirement Weekly: The internet is making you a worse investor
How the ‘Google effect’ affects retirement
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MarketWatch First Take: Downtown San Francisco became the epicenter of Silicon Valley’s boom, but now it must be reinvented
After a 21st-century gold rush created by big tech, downtown San Francisco is going to have to reinvent itself. Again.
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Beth Pinsker: Saving $60k for a home down payment isn’t impossible. Here’s how you can do it without stocks or waiting forever
If you’re patient and diligent about saving, you’ll be home faster.
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Market Snapshot: A ‘Fed pivot’ still is the best shot for stocks to rebound
Should you buy stocks now, or wait?
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Revolution Investing: The stock market is in no man’s land. Prepare to cash in when the turnaround comes
Cody Willard says that, five years from now, investors will celebrate having bought stocks as other investors sold into the bear market.
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Mark Hulbert: One of the most reliable stock market indicators — short-interest ratio — is near a record high, and that’s a bearish omen
Investors are betting heavily on a decline in stock prices. They’re usually right, according to research.
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: Rivian to recall roughly 13,000 vehicles over ‘steering or suspension problems’
Rivian Automotive Inc. intends to recall about 13,000 vehicles due to a possible safety issue that was so far found to have impacted several units, the company said Friday night.