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Mark Hulbert: The S&P 500 is still overvalued — even with the correction. Here’s why.

The stock market can’t count on valuations to stop the current correction and lead to a resumption of the bull market.

Futures Movers: Oil futures struggle for direction as investors weigh tight supplies against demand worries

Oil futures hover near unchanged as investors weigh a tightening supply picture versus concerns over the demand outlook.

: Government shutdown: thousands of federally-backed mortgages could be left in ‘limbo’

Aspiring homeowners who are applying for government-backed mortgages may face unexpected delays in the event of a government shutdown.

: Hollywood writers’ strike deal lifts movie theater and streaming stocks

Movie theater chain AMC is among the stocks lifted by the Writers Guild of America’s tentative agreement to end the Hollywood writers’ strike

: 3M idles all manufacturing of forever chemicals at Belgian plant

3M Co. has idled manufacturing of PFAS chemicals at a plant in Belgium as it works to fully exit so-called forever chemicals by the end of 2025.

: This is the No. 1 most-recommended savings account in September 2023 — and it’s paying an enticing 5.25%

We analyzed savings account reviews from 10 of the leading financial sites in America to find out which were the most often recommended.

: Boeing receives ‘firm order’ from Air Canada for 18 Dreamliner planes

Air Canada placed Monday a "firm order" for 18 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner aircraft, with deliveries scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025.

FA Center: Volatility knocks: Here’s how you can use the VIX to beat the stock market

Stocks perform better when volatility is low

Michael Brush: Let’s debunk the bears’ top arguments against further stock market gains

Reports of a recession have been greatly exaggerated, writes Michael Brush.

Revolution Investing: Semiconductor companies are in denial about this sea-change with their biggest customers

Makers of computers, smartphones and other products are designing semiconductor chips in-house.

The Moneyist: ‘We have different values’: My husband took out a $50,000 car loan. What about spending money on our kids?

‘We have two young kids. This is the age when we should be sending them to extra curricular classes or camps that they are interested in.’

Need to Know: Nine in ten with student debt are worried they can’t meet expenses starting next week.

Jefferies did a survey on consumers facing student loan repayments. They found 90% are worried they won't meet expenses, and that means trouble for retailers like Nike, Urban Outfitters and Foot Locker.
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