Investing
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AI stocks heating up AGAIN ?
A “HUGE” BREAKOUT OPPORTUNITY Here are our top investing ideas today – these setups look primed! Be the best prepared trader on the Street! GFAI – Closed up over 43% after buyers return to artificial intelligence stocks PLXP – Up over 100% this morning after Park West Asset Management LLC took a 4.9% stake…
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Dow scores 4-day win streak, but S&P 500 ends flat ahead of inflation data, bank earnings
U.S. stock indexes closed mostly lower on Tuesday as investors cautiously looked ahead to March inflation data due Wednesday that could help determine the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate move. Corporate earnings reporting season also is set to kick off in earnest on Friday. How stock indexes traded The S&P 500 SPX, -0.00% closed less than…
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S&P 500 ekes out slight gain in final moments of trading to kick off busy week of inflation data, earnings
U.S. stocks finished mostly higher on Monday, with the S&P 500 eking out a slight gain in the final moments of trading, as investors returned from a three-day weekend to the start of a busy week for data and the first-quarter earnings season. How stocks traded The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.46% finished up…
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Tupperware’s stock craters after food-storage company warns it may go bust
Tupperware Brands Corp.’s stock slid 45% Monday to the lowest level in three years, after the maker of food-storage goods issued a going-concern warning late Friday, saying it has hired financial advisers to help navigate its near-term challenges. The news is just the latest blow to the company TUP, +4.03%, whose products were once a…
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Your adult children ‘may not want the gravy train to stop,’ but don’t let them ruin your retirement
Helping your adult children with money is a balancing act. You can’t overdo it or you can sacrifice your own retirement savings or financial goals. Amid the current economic uncertainty, 68% of parents with children 18 years or older have made a financial sacrifice to help them, according to a new Bankrate report. Further, nearly…
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‘Cry me a river, right?’: I sold our rental for $325,000. I want to invest the money. My wife wants to pay off our mortgage. Who’s right?
I have a “first-world” problem with a twist, and I could use your advice. I recently sold my rental townhouse for $325,000. It was already paid off without any encumbrances on the property. After paying the title transfer and capital-gains taxes of 15%, I have $309,000 in cash. Question 2 (the juicier question): How do…
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Tesla is not done cutting prices, analysts say
Tesla Inc.’s recent price cuts are unlikely to be the last, and they put margins in the spotlight with the electric-vehicle maker set to report quarterly earnings soon. That’s from analysts at Bernstein and Citi on Monday, commenting on further Tesla price cuts on Friday. Base prices for the Model S and Model X each…
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Jon Rahm Masters payout: how much money does the winner get this year?
The 2023 Masters Tournament set a new prize record as the total money at stake for golfers jumped to $18 million in total, up from last year’s $15 million. Jon Rahm won the 2023 Masters and will take home $3.24 million, higher than the $2.7 million grand prize that Scottie Scheffler got in 2022. According to…
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How do I build a credit score? It’s not that difficult, if you follow these rules.
April is National Financial Literacy Month. To mark the occasion, MarketWatch will publish a series of “Financial Fitness” articles to help readers improve their fiscal health, and offer advice on how to save, invest and spend their money wisely. Read more here. Unhappy with you credit score? Looking to buy a house? You’ve come to…
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How women can achieve greater financial literacy and take control of their money
Holding a life insurance policy is a key step toward improving your financial health and building generational wealth. It’s something everyone should have, but men still outpace women in terms of purchasing life insurance. Life Insurance Marketing and Research Association (LIMRA) data indicates that while 78% of women consider personal finances very important, only 31%…
