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The most expected time of the quarter is here. Earnings season for financial stocks has kicked off, letting investors gain insight into the pulse of the global financial markets. With BlackRock

Traders who postpone the potential interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve (the Fed) could be in for a reckoning. According to the FedWatch tool at CME Group Inc., the Fed started the year

Whatever clients at Wall Street’s most prominent investment houses are doing, retail investors can get a glimpse and attempt to follow behind them as long as the reasoning makes sense. This week

JPMorgan Chase & Company’s (NYSE: JPM) firmwide metrics are good, but details within the consumer business show the impact of tighter credit, pinched wallets, and the first cracks in the consumer

Stocks never really stay put. Every once in a small timeframe cycle, they tend to jump and have little ‘hiccups’. These hiccups are characterized by spikes in the volatility index (the VIX), which

Investors often follow the latest trends in the U.S. economy and attempt to align their portfolios with the best industries, some of which could have a breakout in the coming months. The

Estée Lauder Companies, Inc. (NYSE: EL) is among an increasingly smaller group of stocks that have yet to mount a serious comeback to recent selloffs. Having gained more than 200% from January 2019

Mortgage REITs (mREITs) can be a valuable tool for investors seeking income and exposure to the real estate sector. However, their reliance on interest rates introduces a layer of complexity

Dividend stocks are a dime a dozen, so it is important to weed the good from the bad. Among the many ways to filter dividend stocks is following the money, which means the analysts. This is a look

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, including the iShares Bitcoin Trust (NASDAQ: IBIT), Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (NYSEARCA: GBTC), Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (NYSEARCA: FBTC), ARK 21Shares

The financial sector and the popular sector ETF Financial Select Sector Fund (NYSE: XLF) continue to demonstrate impressive momentum as we progress into 2024. Much like its stellar performance in

It’s not unusual for insiders to sell Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock. Insiders own a large 12% of the company, and share-based compensation is a factor, but there has been unusual activity this

Most investors focus on the volume profile of the stocks they analyze, forgetting that there is another primary market that can act as a leading indicator. Options often give you a glimpse of the

Since listing on the New York Stock Exchange at the end of January, shares of Flutter Entertainment plc (NYSE: FLUT) have gone from strength to strength. They've gained more than 40% since

Casey’s General Store (NASDAQ: CASY) peaked ahead of its FQ3 release and is correcting afterward, but don’t think the sell-off will continue for long. The company’s results were tepid and mixed

Insider buying is often a telling sign of future price action and never more so when the shares are up. It’s not uncommon for an insider to buy a stock when it's down simply to show confidence in

The media is making a lot out of Scion Asset Management's latest filings, but don’t read too much into the chatter. Mr. Burry was right to be worried about a market correction in 2023, and

Jamie Dimon doesn’t like Bitcoin (Cryptocurrencies: BTC); that’s a well-known fact. He has many criticisms, most of which are true, but it doesn’t matter because the world is embracing blockchain

Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG) shares shot up 10% following the Q4 release and FY update; however, it is not time to buy this stock in any other way than speculatively. The company turned a corner and

Nu Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NU) stock is up 119% in the last 12 months. However, investors hoping for a pullback after the company's slight miss on earnings will have to wait. Since the Latin

The STOCK Act of 2012 was supposed to halt insider trading by members of Congress, but let’s be honest. The STOCK Act can’t really stop Congresspeople from trading on insider knowledge; they’re in

Despite some ethical concerns, U.S. Senate and House of Representatives members frequently buy and sell stocks of publicly traded companies, often with fantastic returns. 

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