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Four hidden gems in the stock market from a five-star fund manager

Investors might be well served by expanding beyond the S&P 500.

Why the investor craze for Ozempic and rival weight-loss drugs may resume next year

Novo Nordisk’s takeover of Catalent and the Danish firm’s push to launch a new generation of drugs could boost the importance of GLP agonists in 2025, Barclays analysts said

Why Micron’s stock could be poised for a post-earnings gain — with one catch

One analyst is “very bullish” on Micron’s stock ahead of what could be a mixed report on Wednesday. But he cautioned that a post-earnings stock bump might not last long.

A huge part of the U.S. economy catapults to 38-month high after Trump win and 2025 optimism

Businesses are looking forward to a business-friendly Trump White House.

Broadcom is having a ‘Nvidia moment’ as stock swells further

The newest member of the trillion-dollar market-cap club is looking ahead to a “likely sharp new product ramp” in the second half of 2025, according to an analyst.

Here’s why Ford’s stock could continue lagging GM’s stock

Ford’s stock draws a downgrade as an analyst sees more underperformance ahead for the auto giant.

Treasury yields slip from highest levels since November as buyers emerge

Yields on U.S. government debt dropped from their highest levels in a few weeks on Monday as buyers emerged during the Asian, European and early U.S. sessions.

This hot AI stock is set to harness huge opportunity as ‘demand mojo’ drives momentum

“SoundHound represents an under-appreciated pure play AI company,” according to Wedbush analyst Dan Ives.

Investors are banking on ‘animal spirits’ to drive markets. Here’s what could go wrong.

Goldman Sachs says investors hope for double animal spirits going forward — surging business activity that will drive stocks higher.

Tesla’s stock may see a 50% bump as Musk’s ‘bet for the ages’ on Trump pays off

Tesla’s stock heads for another record, as Wedbush sees a “bull case” possibility of a rally to $650 in 2025.

U.S. oil prices drop nearly 1% on weak Chinese retail-sales data

Oil prices were falling on Monday morning as traders assessed a batch of economic data in China that showed retail-sales growth unexpectedly weakened in November. Still, traders remained cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting later this week.

How Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy teamed up to gut $2 trillion of government spending

DOGE will have to go after Social Security and health programs to hit its targets. Some in Washington don’t believe it stands a chance.
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