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The bull market in U.S. stocks might not see much more than a pause for the rest of this year, despite the S&P 500’s lofty valuation, according to Morgan Stanley’s Andrew Slimmon.

“My spouse and I have a combined $5,500 in monthly Social Security payments and a $2,900-a-month pension.”

China reportedly has plans to invite some countries to buy physical gold and store it within its borders, in the country’s latest move to expand its reach into the international market for the precious metal.

Another analyst has downgraded Lululemon’s stock, saying an increase in marked-down merchandise was a sign that a turnaround is at least six months away.

The partnership will allow OpenAI to build and deploy AI data centers using millions of Nvidia’s GPUs.

“I am afraid they will end up destitute and homeless.”

Palantir’s core data platforms business and unified technology have given it an advantage over other software companies in the AI era, D.A. Davidson analysts say

The First Amendment does not protect private-sector workers who voice their political opinions from being fired.

Concerns about the U.S. fiscal outlook, along with the impact of President Donald Trump’s trade, tax and spending plans, were supposed to lead to a dramatic selloff in long-dated Treasurys this year, with investors known as bond vigilantes expected to show up in force. That hasn’t happened yet.

DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach and BlackRock join the preppers defending against Washington’s financial repression.

With Safra Catz staying involved at Oracle in the role of executive vice chair, investors can expect “a smooth transition” as Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia jointly assume the CEO position.

When it comes to growth investing, it’s a small club — and you’re not in it.