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  • Fed Meeting Begins as Iran War Complicates the Path for Interest Rate Cuts

    Federal Reserve policymakers begin their two-day meeting on interest rate policy Tuesday, as the ongoing conflict with Iran has raised fears of a global energy crisis and clouded the path for rate cuts. Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other members of the Federal Open Market Committee will cast their votes Wednesday, with the majority of the…

  • $200,000 in These 3 ETFs Pays Over $1,500 a Month in Dividends

    © Panchenko Vladimir / Shutterstock.com A $200,000 portfolio can generate over $1,500 a month in dividends, but the structure matters as much as the yield. The three-ETF combination below uses a conservative allocation to show how income-seekers can build a reliable monthly cash stream without concentrating all their risk in a single high-yield strategy. The…

  • ARK’s Cathie Wood Says AI Is Already Boosting Productivity

    Artificial intelligence is already raising labor productivity and is set to unlock more significant gains in the coming decade, according to Cathie Wood of ARK Investment Management LLC. Wood, who became a household name by betting on disruptive innovation, said non-farm productivity has risen 2.8% year-over-year, but new AI tools should see this pace pick…

  • NASDAQ Index, SP500, Dow Jones Forecasts – Stocks Rally As WTI Oil Dives 5%

    The UAE port of Fujairah was able to restart operations after a drone strike, which was bearish for oil markets. Iran-linked vessels were able to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, but the world’s key oil route remained shut for most ships. President Trump said that ships must be willing to pass through the Strait,…

  • Goldman Sachs flags 3 investment opportunities as the Iran war tests the stock market's bull rally

    The stock market is in choppy waters as the Iran war extends into its third week, but the shake-up is shedding light on some emerging opportunities, Goldman Sachs said. Loading audio narration… In a note to clients on Friday, strategists at the bank pointed to the recent stock-market volatility stemming from the US-Iran war, and…

  • Stock Market Today, March 16: Navitas Rises After Launching New SiC Power Chips for AI Data Centers

    Navitas Semiconductor (NASDAQ:NVTS), a developer of GaN and SiC power chips, closed Monday at $10.49, up 3.86%. The stock moved higher during the regular session as traders responded to new 5th generation GeneSiC SiC MOSFET launches and are watching how these products translate into AI data center and energy infrastructure demand. The company’s trading volume…

  • Why ServiceNow Stock Edged Past the Market Today

    Is the Great Software Stock Rout over? It’s too soon to say, but some titles in the category enjoyed a bit of a comeback Monday. One was ServiceNow (NOW +1.11%), a specialist in optimizing IT workflows in businesses. Investors traded the company up by more than 1.1%, which was just good enough to beat the…

  • Federal Reserve Research: Kalshi Prediction Markets Are Just as Good, if Not Better, Than Traditional Forecasting Methods

    The rise of prediction markets offered by companies like Kalshi and Polymarket has captivated a wide swath of risk-takers, from investors in traditional markets to sports gamblers. The new markets allow people to purchase contracts on the outcomes of future events, ranging from elections to sporting events to economic indicators to other events that were…

  • Tesla stock up as Musk hints at Terafab launch

    Photo credit: cbtnews.com Tesla shares saw a slight increase in early trading on Monday after CEO Elon Musk hinted that the company’s highly anticipated “Terafab” semiconductor manufacturing project could launch within days. Shares of the electric-vehicle maker were up about 2.97% at $402.81, News.Az reports, citing foreign media. RECOMMENDED STORIES Investor interest was sparked after…

  • Is Tesla a Recession-Proof Stock?

    Investors often search for companies that can withstand economic downturns with minimal damage. These so-called recession-proof businesses typically sell essential products or services — things consumers continue buying regardless of economic conditions. At first glance, Tesla (TSLA +1.16%) might not seem to fit that description. The company sells cars, and the auto industry has historically…