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September is the market’s cruelest month — except in presidential election years

Plus: 5 sectors and 9 stocks to keep on your portfolio’s radar.

We’re in our 60s and plan to claim Social Security at 70. Does delaying for maximum benefits really make sense? 

“I am planning to apply for Social Security at 70 to get the higher benefits.”

Emergent BioSolutions’ stock soars 23% after FDA approves its smallpox vaccine for mpox

The Emergent vaccine is now the second one to win FDA approval after one developed by Danish biotech Bavarian Nordic.

Bond yields steady ahead of PCE inflation report

Bond yields were steady Friday as investors awaited the latest update on inflation and the economy.

How golfing — and putting in particular — can be applied to investing, according to one strategist

Research showing how the brain reacts to putting can be applied to investing says DataTrek

‘I don’t want to take advantage of her’: I give my mother’s ailing next-door neighbor $500 a month. Now I want to buy her house. Is that exploitative?

“She has a next-door neighbor who is 72 and disabled, and has even more serious problems.”

‘We’re globally living in a twilight.’ Why oil can’t catch a bid, and stocks may remain rangebound, strategist says

Victor Shvets, the global head of desk strategy for Macquarie Capital and author of a book that compares the current global fractures to the 1930s, says right now is a period of “twilights” without recessions or sharp recoveries.

How Michael Jordan’s $15 million Chicago home landed at the center of a TikTok controversy

After languishing 12 years on the market, the former NBA star’s largely abandoned property is getting attention again.

Apple and Nvidia in talks to invest in OpenAI: report

Apple and Nvidia are reportedly in talks to participate in a multi-billion dollar fundraising round led by Thrive Capital that would see them invest in OpenAI alongside Microsoft

Why hasn’t Kamala Harris already executed her economic plans? U.S. first had to recover from COVID, she says.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris on Thursday offered a response to the criticism that she already should have implemented some of her economic proposals, with her remarks coming in a much-anticipated interview with CNN’s Dana Bash.

Dell is back in Wall Street’s favor, showing profit and big growth in AI servers

Dell Technologies Inc. should be back in Wall Street’s good graces after Thursday’s fiscal second-quarter results showed that it can post solid profits in AI servers — a big turnaround from the previous quarter.

These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs cushion you against the market

Earnings season ends, Fed easing begins, and why it makes sense to look outside of the U.S. market.
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