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7 software stocks to buy as the sector shows signs of life

Software stocks have bounced off their lows, and a D.A. Davidson analyst recommends focusing on those with compelling growth rates.

These chip stocks could be winners in a prolonged Iran conflict

The stock market isn’t reflecting it, but analog-semiconductor stocks are prime “defensive” beneficiaries, according to an analyst.

Why ‘drill, baby, drill’ isn’t lowering gas prices — and 6 ETFs to trade the Iran conflict

Why should oil and gas companies drill? Prices have been — and still are — too low for them to bother.

Rivian’s stock is a buy ahead of a major EV launch, analyst says

The company is preparing for the debut of its R2 SUV, a more affordable electric vehicle that could be a game changer.

Why Meta is buying Moltbook, a viral AI social network

Meta’s latest acquisition is a platform where AI agents post, comment and interact on their own.

Nursing-home ratings are unreliable and raise disturbing questions. What’s a family to do?

The government’s “star” ratings for nursing homes are misleading, new research finds.

Nvidia investors banking on a big GTC stock bump may be disappointed

After Nvidia’s earnings, some analysts said the company’s annual conference could prove a meaningful catalyst for the stock — but two are now throwing cold water on that idea.

Signs emerge of a thaw in the housing market

Don’t look now, but the housing market seems to be showing some signs of life after being in a deep freeze since 2023.

How to protect your portfolio from Iran-related chaos as traditional safety plays fail

For the next three months, investors should consider cutting their exposure to stocks, increase their holdings of cash, and use call options to benefit from a sudden rally.

The way you feel about aging is so important it affects your cognitive and physical health

Attitudes about getting older can actually change the quality of your retirement, new research finds.

CPI on tap: Inflation seemed to slow before Iran conflict jacked up oil prices. But did it really?

Oil prices have surged since the start of the conflict with Iran and American consumers are going to suffer the consequences at the gas pump, but the higher cost of energy won’t show up in the latest reading on U.S. inflation.

A crucial safety net for energy and the world economy is missing as Iran conflict deepens

Rapidan Energy Group says the 20% disruption from “Gulf War III” is more than double the prior record set in 1956-57.
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