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Three weeks ago, Robinhood Markets secured what looked like the deal of a generation. The U.S. Treasury Department selected the company as the broker and sole initial trustee for Trump Accounts, the federal program that deposits $1,000 into investment accounts for every child born between 2025 and 2028. Then the first-quarter earnings report dropped on […]

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Cathie Wood, chief of Ark Investment Management, often trades during earnings season. This time, the timing worked. She picked up shares of a megacap tech company just before results, and the stock has since surged following the report. In 2025, the flagship Ark Innovation ETF gained 35.49%, far outpacing the S&P 500’s return of 17.88%

There is a specific inflection point in every dramatic stock comeback, and it almost never arrives at the actual bottom. At the bottom, the argument is still about survival. The real turn comes later, once the earnings beats start stacking up and the bear thesis simply stops holding together logically. For most of the past

The biggest mistake most retail investors make isn’t picking the wrong growth stock. It’s ignoring the tollbooth company that quietly profits no matter which company wins the next technology race or captures the next consumer wave. Visa has been that tollbooth for decades. The company doesn’t lend money, doesn’t carry credit risk, and doesn’t bet

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The department-store concept was once a massive shift in retail. Before its development, shopping was a high-pressure transaction where buyers asked clerks for specific items at a counter. And most unimaginable today, leaving without buying anything was considered rude. Department stores changed shopping forever by introducing browsing, allowing people to look around without any obligation

Consumers never really think about how the products they buy every day actually make it to grocery store shelves. That changed during the Covid pandemic when basic staples like paper towels, ground beef, and many other items were not always available. In some cases, it wasn’t just a supply chain issue, but a change in

Transcript:Caroline WoodsMarkets are near highs, but not everyone is buying this rally. Peter Schiff has been warning about a weaker dollar, higher gold and real risk for equities. He joins us now. Peter Schiff, chief economist and global strategist at Europac.com. Thanks so much for being here. Peter SchiffOh my pleasure. Caroline WoodsSo we’ve heard

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