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Eos Energy Enterprises vs. GE Vernova: Which Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
The transition toward renewable energy is creating massive opportunities for infrastructure providers. Eos Energy Enterprises (NASDAQ:EOSE) and GE Vernova (NYSE:GEV) represent two distinct ways to play this trend in 2026. Eos focuses on specialized zinc-based batteries for long-duration energy storage. GE Vernova is a diversified giant that services a massive portion of the world’s electricity…
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2027 Social Security COLA Estimate Rises Again as Final Number Draws Near
After months of wild swings, the 2027 Social Security COLA forecast has finally narrowed to a tight range, but one more inflation report stands between retirees and the official number, and it could still move the final figure in either… This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive…
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Things that almost everyone who has just started investing in stocks does
“I want to start investing in stocks, but what should I be careful about at first?” I have been asked this more and more lately. Whenever I answer, I always think that rather than listing points of caution first, it is actually much more useful to know the fact that “everyone stumbles in the same…
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AI safety warnings rattle tech stocks: Should Singapore investors worry?
SINGAPORE – Tech stocks in the US and Singapore have come under pressure after warnings from prominent artificial intelligence officials last week revived fears that the rapid development of increasingly powerful models could pose an existential threat to humanity. The shift in sentiment followed warnings from researchers on Sept 10 that AI could threaten humanity…
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[USD/JPY] Yen bought back despite rate hike | It's the “we're watching” comment that's working
Good morning! I will explain today’s USD/JPY fundamentals. Last week was a historic week with both Japan and the U.S. raising interest rates. Normally, one would think “higher interest rates = that currency is bought,” but the USD/JPY pair temporarily weakened to the 158 yen level, only to be pulled back to the 156 yen…
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Retirement Tech in 2026 AI, Operational Efficiency, and Better Participant Experience
00:00 Johnny Manell Joining me now, Jessica Calabrese. 00:02 Johnny Manell She’s the head of retirement product strategy at FIS Global. Jessica, it’s great to see you. Thanks for joining us this morning. 00:10 Jessica Calabrese Yes, great to see you. Thanks for having me. 00:13 Johnny Manell You know, I’m always excited. I have…
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Top 5 mid-cap mutual funds with the highest and lowest benchmark overlap: Do more active bets mean better returns?
Investors often assume that an actively managed mutual fund will differ significantly from its benchmark, as the fund manager has the flexibility to change allocations and take active bets in an attempt to generate higher returns. But portfolio data for mid-cap funds shows that the difference can be quite significant across schemes, with a few…
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Gilt mutual funds: ICICI Prudential tops 5-year returns at over 6%; all 23 schemes remain in the green
Gilt mutual funds invest predominantly in government securities. Under the category definition, these open-ended debt schemes must invest at least 80% of their total assets in government securities, across maturities. Since these funds hold sovereign debt, their returns are influenced largely by changes in government bond yields and interest rates. According to the latest AMFI…
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The “Three Blanks” Common to Those Who Can't Win at Swing Trading
“Swing trading can’t win” You searched for that and ended up here. That means, I think you’ve already started. You’ve read books, looked at charts, and actually put money in. And yet, it doesn’t grow. ——First, I will say the most important thing. It is probably not a problem with your strategy. I’m sorry if…
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[News] Bank of Japan raises policy interest rate to 1.25%, impacting mortgages and more
The Bank of Japan decided at its September 2026 Monetary Policy Meeting to raise the policy interest rate to 1.25%. This move is in response to risks of upward pressure on prices due to high crude oil prices and a weak yen, and will have widespread effects on households and businesses, such as rising mortgage…