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This top stock-picker spotted Nvidia and GLP-1s early — and made over 200%. Here’s what he’s buying now.

Citrini Research founder James Van Geelen identifies potential big money trends and stakes his claim far ahead of the crowd.

Why Powell’s remarks could make for a volatile Fed day — with or without a rate cut

Recently, the stock market has done better on average when the Fed decided to hold rates instead of cut them

Why this hedge-fund veteran says investors should own both high-flying gold and the sinking U.S. dollar

The former head of commodities at Bridgewater says current dollar “freakout is overblown.” Own dollar and gold, he advises.

GE Vernova’s stock jumps as demand for electric-grid equipment fuels a raised outlook

GE Vernova’s stock rallies after an earnings beat and raised outlook amid continued strong demand for electric-grid equipment.

Amazon will cut 16,000 jobs, adding to the tech sector’s new wave of layoffs

Pinterest and Autodesk are among other tech companies that have started 2026 with layoff announcements.

AT&T’s earnings impress as subscriber growth booms and the stock soars

AT&T added 283,000 fiber subscribers and 421,000 net postpaid phone subscribers in the latest quarter, reflecting a push for “convergence” of connectivity offerings.

How both sides of the ‘Sell America’ debate can be right

There are two opposing views of whether the so-called “sell America” trade is happening.

Despite questions about AI’s long-term profitability, OpenAI and Anthropic accelerate investment

OpenAI’s latest funding round suggests a valuation of up to $830 billion, while Anthropic’s implies $350 billion

ASML bookings blow past estimates as SK Hynix plans capital-expenditure boost

Rarely have two earnings reports so neatly aligned, as microchip equipment maker ASML Holding reported surprisingly strong orders growth as memory-chip producer SK Hynix said it would make a “considerable increase” in capital expenditure.

This Intel executive bought the dip as the stock sank on earnings disappointment

CFO David Zinsner recently scooped up $250,000 worth of stock, reflecting “belief in Intel and commitment to creating shareholder value.”

‘I don’t own a house’: I’m 50 with $2 million and I’m scared about losing my job. Can I retire early?

“My monthly expenses are around $6,000. That includes rent.”

Texas Instruments forecasts something that hasn’t happened in 16 years, lifting its stock

The company’s outlook implies revenue in the first quarter could be higher than what it was in the fourth quarter as a recovery takes hold.
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