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Why the S&P 500 can hover near record highs even as many individual stocks, small caps, and diversified portfolios lag behind. Read More

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The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates again, changing the outlook for cash, bonds, dividend stocks, leveraged companies, and high-growth investments. Read More

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The global economy runs on diesel... and prices continue to climb Read More

Oil above $100 is squeezing fuel-intensive businesses, making American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and Norwegian Cruise Line three stocks to avoid for now. Read More

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Come on in... the water is fine. Read More

The headlines are all green. The major indexes are printing fresh all-time highs, and it’s easy to assume every income check in your portfolio is safe. But a rising market has a way of hiding trouble. Underneath the record close, a handful of well-known dividend payers are quietly straining to… Read More

CME Group benefits when market volatility drives heavier trading in interest rates, energy, metals, equities, and other futures and options markets. Read More

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UPS shares look undervalued as restructuring, improving revenue quality, cost savings, and a 6% dividend yield strengthen the case for a recovery. Read More

Once Wall Street analysts realize that oil prices are heading down towards their pre-war levels, they will adjust their financial models accordingly. Read More