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3 No-Brainer Energy Stocks to Buy Right Now
Key Points ExxonMobil is arguably the world’s most efficient cash flow machine. Chevron is well-positioned to profit from the potential relaxation of restrictions to operate in Venezuela. Energy Transfer has significant growth opportunities in supplying natural gas to data centers. What’s the best-performing sector so far in 2026? The answer probably won’t be a shocker:…
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Jim Cramer Explains Why “Uber Stock Caught Fire Earlier This Week”
Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:UBER) is one of the stocks mentioned during the show, as we cover everything Jim Cramer said about the market. Cramer highlighted the company’s partnership with NVIDIA, as he stated: Now that we’re back from California, I want to go over one big story from NVIDIA’s GTC extravaganza. It’s really not getting…
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3 reasons the Federal Reserve's interest rate pause is worrying investors
The fog from the Iran war is obscuring the Federal Reserve’s view of the U.S. economy. Investors were rattled on Wednesday, when the central bank said it is holding interest rates steady, after Fed Chair Jerome Powell repeatedly underlined the mounting uncertainty caused by the escalating Middle East violence. Stocks slumped during his afternoon press conference,…
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These 5 Mining Stocks Are Tumbling on the Fear That the Federal Reserve May Delay Interest Rate Cuts
With inflation persistently high and oil prices surging because of the ongoing Iran war, the Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate steady on March 18 and signaled that interest rates cuts will be delayed, possibly until 2027. That’s a double whammy for metals and mining stocks. On the one hand, metal prices are tanking.…
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Tesla Faces a New FSD Probe: What Does That Mean for the TSLA Stock Bull Case?
As the world remains mired in geopolitical tensions, it seems like we were in a different era when uncertainties in the market meant skirmishes between President Trump and Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk on X. Every reaction and response to the same was watched by hawk-eyed market observers who had any interest in the EV…
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Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 3 PM ET: UBS Secures Bank License for Its Campaign to Expand U.S. Wealth Arm | Tech …
UBS Secures Bank License for Its Campaign to Expand U.S. Wealth Arm A new national charter allows it to gather deposits and further boost its U.S. presence as it fights over Swiss capital regulations. —- Tech Exec Accused of Smuggling High-End Nvidia Chips to China Super Micro Computer placed two employees on leave and fired…
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Dow drops 600 points, joins Nasdaq in correction territory, as losses mount from Iran war impact: Live updates
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during morning trading on March 18, 2026 in New York City. Michael M. Santiago | Getty Images Stocks sold off on Friday, with declines intensifying into the final hour of the session as traders grappled with escalating conflict in the Middle East and higher…
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The clock is ticking for the stock market as the Iran war stretches into a fourth week
The clock is ticking for a stock market that’s been hoping for a speedy resolution to the Iran war but may now have to contend with the possibility of a longer conflict amid reports of additional troops getting deployed to the Middle East. Stocks have been largely calm since the start of the U.S. war…
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What are index funds, and how do they track market indices?
Understand index funds, how they track indices like Nifty 50, and simple ways to start investing. Mutual funds offer investors a simple way to access diversified, professionally managed portfolios with affordability, liquidity, and potential tax benefits. By providing exposure to equities, debt, and other instruments, they suit different levels of risk and return expectations. Based…
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Tesla Faces the ‘Couch Problem’: Modern Physics Warns the Optimus Robot Will Fail and Send TSLA Stock Falling
In the stock market, there are two fundamental types of companies. The first type constitutes classical businesses, which are appraised in the antiquated manner: by their cash flows, by real revenue, and by marginality. This is mathematics. The second type is the so-called “dream companies.” Their valuation is built not on a calculator, but on…
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