A major telecom giant quietly reported earnings last week, and almost no one paid attention. The market’s reaction might surprise you — and it could be a signal savvy investors won’t want to miss. Image Source: Unsplash
Regional bank stocks tumbled after rising loan losses and credit risk warnings, signaling growing cracks in the U.S. financial system. Image Source: Unsplash
For the past 14 years, the U.S. stock market has been the place to invest. From 2010 until 2024, the U.S. stock market blew away international stocks. The S&P 500, which is what’s generally used to measure U.S. stock performance, has been up over 600% from 2010-2024. International stocks, on the other hand, were only up 135%. But times are changing. Image Source: Unsplash
Republicans and Democrats couldn’t agree on a funding bill, triggering a government shutdown. But don’t panic—many essential services still run. Here’s what actually happens, and what it could mean for your investments. Image Source: Unsplash