Get your slice of a $2 trillion pie
Companies sitting on piles of cash are being pressured to use it, so expect jumps in capital spending, dividends and stock buybacks. Here’s how to get in on the action.
10 best cities for the next decade
Though slowed by the recession, these US cities have flourished by fostering innovations that put Americans to work and keep the nation ahead of the competition.
Do superfoods make for superstocks?
PepsiCo, Nestlé and other giants are making long-term moves toward foods in which nutrition has been juiced up. Here are 3 ways to play the trend.
Why Vanguard is beating Fidelity
The stable of low-cost index funds now controls more assets than the home of the once-giant Magellan fund. Are investors giving up on skilled stock pickers for good?
Why you (probably) need more gold
The Fed seems set on a course that leads to inflation and a devalued currency, yet investors worry about the price of gold. Most don’t own enough to be hurt by it — or enough to protect themselves from a currency disaster.
Get in on the new oil boom
Oil production is going gangbusters in the shale fields of North Dakota, Montana and Saskatchewan, Canada. Here’s why — and how investors can do a little wildcatting, too.
3 small stocks ready to shine
Small-company stocks look ready take the lead in the market as merger activity picks up. Play the field with funds — or consider these 3 promising picks.
Buy these funds before they rebound
For contrarians, low-rated mutual funds are a good place to look for buying opportunities. Here are 5 out-of-favor funds worth considering.
The next Visa and MasterCard?
Fed up with banks or spurned by them, millions of customers are turning to prepaid plastic that works like an ATM card. Two young companies could emerge as giants in this space.
Top 10 investments for baby boomers
A diverse collection of safe, income-producing strategies can help you get the most out of your nest egg, and increase the likelihood of a comfortable retirement.
The election that really matters
Sure, the US elections could lead to political gridlock in Washington, but the vote that could most affect your portfolio hasn’t even been scheduled yet.
Is US stumbling into currency war?
The Fed is weighing how to push more money into the economy, and, given the central bank’s record, that’s bad news for the dollar. Gold, anyone?
The 10 biggest myths about gold
The most malleable of metals has been a repository of value and a symbol of wealth for thousands of years. That doesn’t mean investors understand it.
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- Re: Big Raise: What to Do With It March 3, 2021It sounds like OP doesn't really want anything but feels they should spend the money on something. If you're truly happy with the status quo, I'd recommend just saving the money. Maybe down the road you decide you want some indulgent thing, and you'll already have the money saved up to pay for it.Afty
- Re: Want to be a nomad but not sure about keeping a house March 3, 2021You are not crazy - go for it. Lots of college age kids, including my sister and our son, take a year off to travel around Europe, so why can't retirees do the same. If you don't enjoy it you can always re-establish your retirement life with a permanent, or seasonal, residence. I have a […]fourwheelcycle
- Re: Invest Early & Use credit Card? March 3, 2021Chase Freedom Flex and Capital One Quicksilver offer 0% intro APR on purchases for first 15 months. Discover it offers 0% intro APR for first 14 months on purchases and balance transfers (with 3% intro BT fee). All three are no annual fee cards. There are probably others, but those are the ones I know […]Pdg88
- Re: The Efficient Market Hypothesis fundamentally makes no sense March 3, 2021nisiprius wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 4:40 pm It may be logically impossible for the EMH to literally true to ten decimal places, and yet it might be so close to the truth that any evidence to the contrary is lost in the noise. And it might be much closer to the truth than the […]vineviz
- Re: U.S. stocks in free fall March 3, 2021Marseille07 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 1:34 pm jarjarM wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 1:32 pm Bad day for QQQ/TQQQ folks, the fear of higher rate is strong among growth stock investors. Even RKT is down 28%. I think the fear is ridiculous to be honest. Do you really think companies like Google are impacted […]000