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In One Chart: The 10-year Treasury yield looks priced to cause a recession. But is it time to buy?

If you believe a U.S. recession is coming and inflation will continue to ease, you should also believe the 10-year Treasury yield will fall, say Macquarie strategists.

Money Matters: How this bartender built a multimillion-dollar real estate portfolio

Melanie Bajrovic created enough passive income streams to quit the bar industry

Market Extra: Why the stock market might not bottom until investors surrender and jump back into bonds

Stocks and bonds are falling together once again. A panic that drives investors back into Treasurys could ultimately allow stocks to bottom, strategists say.

The Tell: Why bank stocks are the ‘Achilles’ heel’ of markets as bears worry high bond yields may ‘break’ something

Bank stocks are in need of a 'recovery rally' to show that higher interest rates won’t necessarily doom the U.S. economy to a recession in 2024, says DataTrek.

Brett Arends's ROI: Opinion: No Golden Globes for the Idris Elba movie about gold

There’s a great investment story behind the yellow metal, but it’s not in ‘‘Gold: A Journey With Idris Elba.”

: Low Mississippi water levels spark concern for farmers, could divert grain shipments to rail and truck

For the second year in a row, low water levels along the Mississippi River could present opportunities for railroads

The Ratings Game: Citi cuts Tractor Supply, Floor & Decor to neutral on traffic weakness while O’Reilly Automotive gets an upgrade

Citi analyst Steven Zaccone cites slack store traffic in September and says six of 13 retailers may miss same-store sales estimates.

Key Words: Donald Trump’s second term would destroy democracy ‘as we know it,’ charges Sen. Manchin

Joe Manchin sees danger on the horizon if Donald Trump wins another term as president, but won't explicitly endorse Joe Biden during a televised interview.

Market Extra: Investors have 6 months to ‘buy the dip,’ according to SocGen. Then comes a stock-market selloff.

Manish Kabra, head U.S. equity and multiasset strategist at Société Générale,

: Americans’ support for arming Ukraine slips as price tag surpasses $75 billion

A smaller share of Americans support the U.S. providing weapons to Ukraine, according to a Thursday poll from Reuters and Ipsos.

: House prices are outpacing wage gains, adding to U.S. homebuyers’ woes

Housing affordability takes another hit as mortgage rates continue to rise.

Brett Arends's ROI: Retirement plans for people who don’t have retirement plans — coming soon to a state near you

How is it any kind of surprise that we are hurtling toward a retirement crisis when half of workers aren't even offered a retirement plan?
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