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Bonds could lag stocks for the rest of 2026, according to this contrarian signal

Record bond-fund inflows are a warning sign that lower returns are ahead.

This AI power company ousted its CEO. Why that could help it sign up its first customer.

Shares of Fermi, which was co-founded by Rick Perry, a former U.S. secretary of energy, were tumbling Monday after the surprise disclosure that its CEO was giving up that role. Some analysts say that could actually be good news.

Do I earn too much to have an IRA?

You may not be eligible — here are your options.

‘Some stocks have risen, but others have flopped’: I will soon inherit my parents’ $1.5 million estate. Do I fire the adviser who charges a 3% fee?

“This broker does not achieve returns better than the S&P 500.”

AST SpaceMobile’s stock is falling after failure of Jeff Bezos-backed satellite launch

Blue Origin successfully launched AST SpaceMobile’s satellite to orbit, but it was at the wrong altitude.

I get a 15% discount on my company’s stock. Am I foolish for not buying?

“A coworker told me she invested about $6,000 and it’s already up to $12,000.”

Not just ‘complacency.’ Here’s why asset markets are so resilient when it comes to energy shocks.

Deutsche Bank strategist Henry Allen says markets and investors are right not to overreact to the Iran war.

Psychedelic stocks rally with Trump’s support

An executive order aims to speed up how quickly psychedelic drugs for mental illness can move through the regulatory process.

USA Rare Earth is taking on China, with a $2.8 billion move into Brazil

USA Rare Earth will buy Brazil’s Serra Verde, which is seen as representing more than half the non-China heavy rare-earth element supply.

SocGen benchmarked the Iran war to every crisis since 1956. Here’s when oil prices return to normal.

Analysts at Societe Generale forecast full normalization to occur toward the end of the year

The real meaning of UAE reportedly requesting a dollar swap line

The U.nited Arab Emirates has formidable reserves and holdings of U.S. Treasurys that make a financial crisis after just seven weeks of war improbable. More likely, the Emiratis are sending diplomatic and economic signals to the U.S. and China

Why the hidden mechanics behind the market’s record run may no longer be helping stocks

Frantic option action has supported equities
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