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The S&P 500 could hit bottom by May — and 6,000 is the stock market’s correction floor

Strong one-day rallies are far more common in weak markets.

Mortgage rates rise for the fifth week in a row. Here’s how much more homebuyers are paying since the Iran war started.

Just before the start of fighting in the Middle East, mortgage rates had dropped to their lowest level since 2022, with the 30-year rate at 5.98% on Feb. 26, Freddie Mac data show.

It’s not just patients who are sick of fighting health insurers. Doctors are frustrated, too.

The pattern is clear — insurance companies get rewarded for their ability to profit from system complexity.

Options traders are bracing for wild stock-market swings as Trump keeps investors guessing on Iran

Options data show record positioning for both long calls and short puts on the S&P 500, meaning traders are hedging their portfolios for market swings in both directions.

Blue Owl stokes more private-credit worries, as it paid out less than a quarter of requests

Blue Owl’s stock was falling after its private-credit fund capped redemptions at just 23% of what was requested.

The U.S. isn’t creating many jobs anymore. The March jobs report won’t buck the trend.

The economy has alternated between adding jobs and losing jobs for 10 months in a row, and the on-and-off streak is likely to extend into March.

Tesla’s stock falls as delivery report suggests the company is ‘actively sacrificing’ EVs

Elon Musk’s company reported vehicle sales and energy-storage deployments that were well below Wall Street’s expectations.

‘Pariah Capital’ won the first quarter — and it’s winning the war

The imaginary fund created by MarketWatch that invests in stocks hated by Wall Street has outperformed the S&P 500, the Nasdaq and most active fund managers during the Iran war.

‘I plan to take out a mortgage’: My father died. Should I buy the family home from my mom at a 40% discount?

“I’ve been caring for my mother, and we each currently occupy a unit in the house.”

Sequoia Capital’s early investment in a trillion-dollar tech giant with ‘questionable’ management

Venture capitalist Don Valentine invested $150,000 in Apple in 1978, two years before the startup went public

Your emergency fund might be too big. Here’s where to put your extra cash.

Cash is the most expensive place to hold any excess savings.

Staff at Citi told to work remotely in Paris and Frankfurt following foiled bomb attempt

Citigroup staffers are working from home in Paris and Frankfurt, following a thwarted bomb attack on Bank of America in the French capital.
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