After helping to power the U.S. stock market’s historic recovery from April’s tariff-induced selloff, many of the momentum names popular with individual investors are showing signs of exhaustion.
It’s bullish when insiders invest their own money into their companies — especially when those executives and directors have a record of savvy timing.
The tech company’s shares were up 1.5% at the closing bell Tuesday after it unveiled plans for a large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer.
“Please don’t tell me to ‘eat at home if you can’t afford to tip’ because it’s not about whether I can afford it or not.”
Apple’s stock has been dogged by concerns that the company is behind the curve on AI.
A Social Security “war room,” threats to shut the agency, worker buyouts and a restraining order — here’s a timeline of what has taken place so far this year.
“She has received a small inheritance, an annuity and also receives Social Security so she’s not penniless.”
Brown-Forman’s stock is having its worst day ever and heading for a 12-year low after the spirits seller fell short of its profit and revenue expectations.
The retailer notched a 6.8% sales gain in May, for a total of $20.97 billion.
For older investors, every money-related decision can affect the size and safety of their nest egg.
