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How $300,000 in EWT Ends Up With $60,924 in a Single Chipmaker
A Taiwan fund with 83 holdings sounds like a safe way to diversify beyond U.S. stocks. One line in its SEC filing shows why retirees may be taking a much bigger bet on a single company than they realize.
How Much Verizon Stock Does a 65-Year-Old Need to Collect $2,000 a Month in Dividends?
A $24,000 dividend paycheck sounds simple until you see what one telecom giant demands up front, how the checks actually arrive, and what a single board decision could do to your monthly budget.
Is the AI Trade Broken, or Did Hedge Funds Just Get Squeezed?
A Bloomberg veteran who has covered hedge funds for 16 years says he never saw a day like last week, and Nvidia sits at the center of the wreckage. Two competing explanations now collide, and one upcoming report may settle it.
Renters Are Staying Put. These 4 Apartment REITs Could Benefit
Fewer renters are buying homes, and apartment landlords are quietly collecting the payoff. We checked four REIT dividends against their cash flow, and the one paying the most has the thinnest safety margin. Two coastal giants didn’t make the cut.
Why Alphabet and Amazon Will Always Need Nvidia
Google sells its own TPUs and Amazon pushes Trainium, yet both keep writing NVIDIA enormous checks. One supply bottleneck and one software moat explain why the custom-chip threat may be harder to execute than it looks.
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D-Wave Quantum Crashed 60% in 2026 But This Major Investment Bank Expects Shares to Quadruple
D-Wave has bled cash, diluted shareholders, and missed on margins while the S&P 500 climbed. Yet most analysts still see a bargain. One $20 million university sale could decide whether they are right or simply early.
Northwest Natural’s Biggest Dividend Raise Since 2012 Says a Lot About the Utility Now
For years, this utility nudged its payout up by fractions of a cent while management waited on earnings. A much bigger move just landed, and the debt and cash flow numbers behind it complicate the celebration.
Retired at 67, Single, With No Kids to Call if the Money Runs Short? The Portfolio Is the Only Backup. These 3 ETFs Are Built to Be It
Your married friends have a spouse’s pension or a daughter’s spare room to fall back on. You have a single portfolio, and it must do three jobs at once. Which three funds can handle them, and where do they fall short?
Q4 2026
EPS
$1.63
est $2.30-29.3%
Revenue
$2.92B
est $4.13B-29.3%
CGI's streak of in-line quarters ended hard, with adjusted EPS missing consensus by 29% and revenue landing nearly $1.2 billion below the estimate. Management offered no numerical fiscal 2027 guidance.
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She’s Among 3.1 Million Medicare Advantage Members Losing Their Plans December 31. Her Letter Gives Her a Rare Chance to Buy Medigap Without Health Questions. That Protection Expires 63 Days After Cov
A termination letter feels like a chore: pick another Advantage plan and move on. Tucked inside it is something most Medicare enrollees never get, and the clock on it runs out faster than open enrollment does.
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Why Many Wealthy Donors Skip the Check and Give Charity Stock Instead
A founder with $400,000 in appreciated shares can write a check or hand over the stock, and the tax math splits in surprising ways. New 2026 rules add a twist that makes the choice trickier than it looks.
Grandpa’s $200,000 529 Passes to Whoever He Named as Successor Owner, Who Can Cash It for Himself and Pay the 10% Penalty. Name the Wrong Successor and the College Fund Is Legally Uncle Dave’s
A grandfather spent years building a college fund for his granddaughter, then jotted one name on an enrollment form and forgot it. After he died, that single line decided who could spend every dollar, and it was not the student.