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Capital One’s stock looks like a bargain following Discover acquisition

Capital One will be even more focused on credit-card lending now that it has completed the Discover deal.

Buy any Moody’s downgrade dip in stocks, says Morgan Stanley’s now-optimistic strategist

A dip in the stock market caused by the Moody’s downgrade of the U.S. debt should be bought, according to a once-pessimistic and now seemingly bullish strategist.

Here’s the secret to valuing a startup investment like a venture capitalist

Early-stage bets are, more than anything, bets on leadership. This is what to look for.

The U.S. now has a rating associated with a 1-in-100 default chance

Have a look at the default rate of sovereign issuers. Going back to 1983, precisely zero countries with a triple-A rating defaulted within 10 years of getting that gold-standard approval.

This stock trader called a bottom for the S&P 500. Here’s what he’s saying now.

Theo Trade’s Jeff Bierman: “You have to be very careful how you approach this market. I would not rule out a 2009-style flash crash.”

America faces a digital threat from China — and this ally alone can end it

How a single agreement with Mexico could strengthen America’s digital security, provide new jobs — and counter China.

The ‘sell America’ trade is back — but it never really left

Tech, financials and healthcare are 3 relatively insulated U.S. stock-market sectors.

Recession indicators are out of control. When will this madness end?

Everything except jobless claims, which have held steady, and GDP appears to be a recession indicator.

This veteran investor crunches the numbers and sees the risk of a full-blown bear market

Kotok in his latest email to clients walks through an estimate of just how much tariffs will take a bite out of corporate earnings.

My ex-wife said she should have been compensated for working part time during our divorce 20 years ago. Do I owe her?

“My ex-wife and I both recently retired from federal government jobs, and have comfortable retirements.”

‘I’m an idiot’: I’m middle aged, earn $68,000 a year and have $39,000 in credit-card debt

“I plan on keeping the accounts open to protect my credit, but I will cut and toss all the cards so I can’t use them.”

Why the U.S. consumer may be more resilient than many think

The U.S. consumer may have more resilience to the onslaught of tariffs than many assume.
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