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Tesla posts a pessimistic forecast for fourth-quarter sales

Tesla is expected to sell 1.64 million vehicles in 2025, which is fewer than the 1.79 million it sold in 2024 or they 1.8 million it sold in 2023.

China launches its silver weapon on Jan. 1. Here’s what that means for prices.

China controls around 70% of the silver that Big Tech, AI and solar power desperately need. Beijing is about to lock the gates.

Planning to sell your home in retirement? Do these tasks first.

Retirees need to learn a lot before undertaking the task. They are wise to begin long before listing their homes.

Student-loan borrowers should be prepared for major changes coming in 2026

Repayment plans and loan limits are set to change, while the Education Department remains in flux. “It will be a really significant year on student-loan policy,” one expert notes.

This trader says AI IPOs and a falling dollar could drive the S&P 500 to 8,200 next year

Samantha LaDuc has nailed some big calls on stocks in recent years. She sees another S&P 500 high coming in 2026, but an unhappy Main Street.

What SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab and more have in store for 2026

SpaceX and Blue Origin are two of the leading players in the rocket launch business. Both have big plans for 2026.

You told us your financial New Year’s resolutions. Here’s how to make them happen.

MarketWatch readers shared their money goals for 2026. These tips can help them — and you — embrace habits to build wealth, pay down debt, and more.

The sneaky factor that Apple investors need to watch in the new year

Just how well can Apple insulate itself from booming memory prices?

These stocks doubled the S&P 500’s return in 2025 — why a 2026 repeat looks likely

Valuation indicators now are extremely bearish for U.S. stocks. Non-U.S. stocks are a much better bet.

What will it take for Amazon’s stock to finally take off?

Amazon’s stock trailed its ‘Magnificent Seven’ counterparts in 2025. Growth in the company’s cloud-computing, advertising and retail segments could spark a turnaround.

‘He has become hostile’: My mom is in her 80s and has dementia. My brother is blocking access.

“Can someone who has not been found legally incompetent, but who has a history of delusions, make decisions regarding property?”

SocGen’s model says ‘yes, silver’s in a bubble’ but its analysts say ‘no’ it isn’t.

There are structural tailwinds favoring silver, plus potential export restrictions by the U.S. and China that could tighten the stretched physical market even further.
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