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The stock market might be the best tool available to build long-term wealth, but it's fraught with volatility. Even the best-performing businesses deal with this roller coaster ride.

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The video game industry has come a long way from its roots, gobbling up spare change slotted into arcade machines. In 2024, the gaming market is expected to reach a massive $282.3 billion, and it's

If you are trying to create generational wealth through your investments, you should probably try to find boring and reliable companies. Look for businesses that have proven they can keep chugging

If you're someone who likes to pick individual stocks, your hope -- no doubt -- is for those companies to outperform a broad index. That's a difficult task with the Nasdaq Composite up 124%,

After a tumultuous 2022 that saw crypto asset prices tank, the cryptocurrency market has come roaring back in the last 14 months. With this favorable backdrop in mind, it's not surprising that some

Shares of Japan's Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE: TM) slid 2.4% through 10:45 a.m. ET on Wednesday after a Wall Street Journal report spooked investors in the automotive sector.

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Shares of Toyota Motor (NYSE: TM) were lower in early U.S. trading on Monday. The Japanese auto giant said that it will buy out Panasonic's stake in a long-standing battery-making joint venture as

With a trailing-10-year total return of 310%, it's hard to deny the Nasdaq Composite Index's track record. The tech-heavy benchmark has clearly been a winner in the past.

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Investors were slamming the brakes on Fisker (NYSE: FSR) stock today. Shares of the electric vehicle (EV) start-up were tumbling after the company issued the dreaded "going concern" warning in a

Veteran player in the video game arena Nintendo (OTC: NTDOY) scored a few points on the stock exchange Monday. The Japan-based company saw its U.S.-listed shares rise by 2% following an analyst's

In the last five years, the S&P 500 has climbed 80% (as of Feb. 16), a figure that excludes dividends. That's a respectable gain that investors can be encouraged by -- but not all businesses have

Shares of Japanese video game company Nintendo (OTC: NTDOY) fell on Tuesday after a Bloomberg report said that the company would delay the release of its new hardware device, the Switch 2. The

Nintendo (OTC: NTDOY) stock got a lift last week after reporting surprisingly strong results in its most recent quarter -- sales up 8% year over year, and profits per share up 18%. Further helping