Dow logs worst day in a month. Here are the reasons driving the rout.
The stock market’s selloff picked up steam on Wednesday, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its steepest daily decline in a month. Source link
My wife and I paid off my stepdaughter’s $415K mortgage in exchange for her house, but it’s now worth $310K. Should we sue?
“We are 71 and 67 and can’t afford this kind of loss in retirement.” Source link
Michael Burry’s Scion bets against Nvidia, turns bearish on Chinese stocks
Michael Burry’s Scion Asset Management made some major changes to its portfolio during the first quarter, according to a filing with the SEC released on
Bank stocks see broad rally as U.S.-China trade talks reduce recession predictions
With the prospect of more favorable tariff terms between the two key trading partners, investors are betting that increased economic activity will boost banking revenues.
Suze Orman says retirees should have a 5-year ‘just-in-case’ fund. Is this true?
“I had people coming unglued on me when I suggested retirees should have three to five years of savings.” Source link
Buying a house without getting an appraisal? Read this first.
Unlike during the pandemic, fewer buyers are skipping the appraisal process, according to new data Source link
The best Kentucky Derby bet may actually be investing in Churchill Downs
Churchill Downs Incorporated is the owner of the track where the famed namesake race is run —and some analysts say its stock has plenty of
Wall Street could be facing a long bear market, this viral report warns. Here’s how investors can prepare.
A perfect storm is heading for the U.S. that could push stocks into a long, grinding bear market unlike anything investors have witnessed in decades.
What Trump’s next 100 days will mean for taxes, markets and your wallet
Republicans are hard at work on a complex tax package that will have far-reaching effects for American consumers. Source link
IBM was the Dow’s worst performer today. ‘Deep breath…It’s more than OK,’ one analyst says.
Shares of International Business Machines Corp. fell 6.6% on Thursday following quarterly results a day earlier, making the IT giant the biggest loser on the