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Quote of the Day by Warren Buffett: ‘You don't get paid for activity, only for…’
Berkshire Hathaway founder and chairman, Warren Buffett has offered a wealth of investment advice over the years. Known for his long-term approach to stocks, sticking to fundamentals, and taking calculated but thoughtful risks, the so-called ‘Oracle of Omaha’s’ wisdom often makes the rounds online. In the investment circles, Buffett and his long-time business partner and…
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'Fight a trade war with China'? The EU can neither win nor afford it: Global Times editorial
Photo: VCG Recently, the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) published a report advocating the use of “leverage-based diplomacy” against China, suggesting that the EU should exploit China’s “dependence” on Europe in areas such as technology and markets to exert targeted pressure. The report even encourages the EU to initiate a trade war, claiming…
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Better Energy Stock: Brookfield Renewable vs. Enterprise Products Partners
Key Points Brookfield Renewable is poised to benefit from multiple long-term tailwinds. Enterprise Products Partners offers stability and a juicy distribution. The better pick depends on your investing style. Energy is sort of like ice cream. Both come in lots of flavors. When anyone talks about the energy sector, they’re referring to a broad spectrum…
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The S&P 500 Has Completed This Rare Feat 4 Times in 76 Years, and History Couldn't Be Clearer About What Comes Next for Stocks
Investors might not realize it, but they’ve been witnessing history since 2019. Over the S&P 500‘s (^GSPC 1.67%) 98 years, it’s delivered annual gains of at least 16% for three consecutive years on three occasions. Two of those three occurrences are recent (2019-2021 and 2023-2025). Following in the S&P 500’s footsteps, we’ve watched the Dow…
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Top Wall Street analysts like these dividend stocks for solid returns
The U.S. stock market continues to be volatile due to tensions in the Middle East. Investors seeking some portfolio stability can opt for dividend-paying stocks with attractive upside potential. Recommendations from top Wall Street analysts can help investors turn up stocks that pay dividends consistently and have the ability to generate long-term capital appreciation. Insight…
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Warren Buffett Was Right: These Oil Stocks Are the Safest Bet in an Iran-Rattled Market
Key Points Warren Buffett made Chevron and Occidental Petroleum two of Berkshire’s 10 largest holdings. Both oil giants can thrive at much lower oil prices. They’re really cashing in this year now that crude prices have surged. Warren Buffett made a bold bet on a couple of oil stocks before he retired as Berkshire Hathaway‘s…
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Best Stocks Below Rs. 50 in 2026: Top Picks for High Growth
1. Which are the best stocks under Rs. 50 in India? Some strong stocks under Rs. 50 include Jaiprakash Power Ventures, SBC Exports, PVP Ventures, Nila Spaces, and Sigma Solve. These companies show good financial metrics like high ROE or ROCE and steady growth. However, always check fundamentals and business strength before investing, as low-priced…
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The Only Stock Warren Buffett Is Clearly Buying Right Now
Key Points Buffett recently gave the go-ahead for Berkshire Hathaway to begin repurchasing its shares after a long hiatus. He favors Berkshire stock again because its share price is below the intrinsic value. Other investors may want to consider buying Berkshire for the same reasons Buffett likes the stock. Warren Buffett was a net seller…
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How to trade the Iran war uncertainty
ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via Email The Investment Committee debate how to trade this market with the Iran War uncertainty looming over stocks. They discuss whether higher volatility is the new normal. 11:25 Thu, Mar 26 20261:07 PM EDT
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S&P 500 Tech Valuation Compression Hits Seven-Year Low in 2026
TLDR: Table of Contents Tech’s valuation premium compresses to near +4%, the lowest since 2019, signaling weaker growth pricing. Rising rates and tighter liquidity reduce the appeal of long-duration tech assets and compress multiples. Market leadership is rotating as investors diversify into other sectors and alternative asset classes. Broader S&P 500 valuation levels are normalizing,…
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