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Jim Cramer has a habit of cutting through the noise and pointing at something most investors are overlooking. On May 4, he did it again. In a X post, the “Mad Money” host wrote: “Oracle and SanDisk have become the tells of this market.” That’s a bold claim. But when you look at what these […]

Last week’s tech earnings put investors’ attention back on AI spending and whether it’s actually paying off. One megacap stands out, surging nearly 10% over the past five trading days, the best five-day performance among the Magnificent 7 stocks. That’s Alphabet. The stock is up 22% year to date as of writing, also the strongest

The economic story of post-pandemic America isn’t one of clear recovery or continued decline — it’s both at once. New tracking data from CivicScience reveals a country split down the middle when it comes to personal finances. As of 2026, about one in three U.S. adults say they’re financially better off than they were before

When I bought my first house in 2022, I struggled to scrounge up the money for closing costs and a down payment. I wasn’t even striving to make a 20% down payment — I was putting down the lowest amount possible, which was 3%. As someone who had been reporting on mortgages and real estate

Palantir just posted its fastest revenue growth since it went public in 2020. The results were not close to expectations. They were dramatically above them. And the company followed it up by raising its full-year forecast by a margin that forced Wall Street to sit up and recalibrate. The reason behind it is what makes

For decades, the math on graduate school in America worked something like this. You borrowed what you needed, finished the degree, and out-earned the debt over a long career. Washington made that bet possible. The federal government would lend you whatever the school charged, with no credit check, no income test, and no real ceiling.

Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses threats to the American financial system by China, Iran, North Korea and Russiawith David Maimon, Phd. of Sentilink and Georgia State University. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Joining me now is Dr. David Maimon. He is the Head of Insights at Sentilink. Dr. Maimon, great to see you. Thanks

Rising tariffs on imported goods has prompted many Americans to rethink their purchasing habits, with a growing number seeking out products labeled “Made in the USA” to manage higher prices amid ongoing economic uncertainty. However, even domestically produced goods are not fully insulated from the broader effects of global trade policy, supply chain disruptions, and

With the global market for wellness tourism expected to surpass $2.4 trillion by 2035, many new spas and spa hotels are popping up in different pockets of the world — and, to differentiate themselves from an endless number of competitors, we see much experimentation not just with the types of treatments offered but also the thematic

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