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Labour party to face ‘uphill struggle’ in fight to boost U.K. economy, JPMorgan says

The U.K.’s Labour party will cruise to victory but is set to face an “uphill struggle” in its fight to revive Britain’s troubled economy, a JPMorgan analyst said Friday.

Here’s a stock-market timing system you can use that beats all the others

‘Seasonality Timing System’ shifts into and out of stocks using nothing more than the calendar.

Here’s why Trump’s DJT stock and others like it are lagging the market

Hard-to-short stocks can soar. But in the process these stocks can become hugely overvalued.

This fund has outperformed with stocks that are ripe targets for other companies

Here’s a look at another strategy to continue a series of articles about ways to diversify beyond broad index strategies in the stock market.

Stocks look vulnerable now — and not because of inflation, the Fed or the election

Bearish insiders, bullish individuals and bracing for global conflict.

Popular weight-loss drug doesn’t increase suicide risk, EU regulator says

A committee of the European Medicines Agency said Friday that a popular weight-loss drug doesn’t increase the risk of suicide.

Musk has two weeks to turn the ship around, says Tesla bull who is losing faith

Tesla’s next earnings call needs to emphasize that Model 2 is a priority, says a leading analyst.

I need to take RMDs from a 401(k) with $400,000. Should I invest in a Roth IRA or CalSavers?

“Do I just have to ‘bite the bullet’ and pay the taxes?”

‘She doesn’t like to rock the boat’: My mother will spend millions taking care of my aging stepfather. What can I do?

“It has been stated that he is not leaving my mom anything, and it will all go to his kids.”

Biden administration approves $7.4 billion in student-debt relief for 277,000 borrowers

More than a quarter of a million student-loan borrowers who have been in repayment for at least a decade will have their debt cancelled, the Biden administration announced Friday.

Since 1926, stock-market returns are pretty lousy when valuations are this high

It’s the sort of stat you would expect a value fund manager to highlight, but it does offer caution about the future.

Gold barrels past $2,400 to a new high. There’s not much standing in its way, say analysts.

Gold was squarely aimed at its 17th record high on Friday, with prices surging past the $2,400 level as investors continued to watch geopolitical tensions and prospects for U.S. interest rate cuts.
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