Every Time This Stock Dips, I Buy More
My cost basis on NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) keeps climbing, and I keep adding anyway. The stock dropped 12.46% over the past month. I bought. It closed the most recent session at…
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A Market Slump Has a Hidden Upside for a 74-Year-Old: Next Year’s RMD Shrinks, and So Does Tax on Social Security.
A 74-year-old retiree pulled up his brokerage statement this spring and felt his stomach drop. His traditional IRA, drawn from since required minimum distributions (RMDs) kicked in, was down sharply after the March 2026…
Netflix Vs. Walt Disney: Netflix Prints Cold Hard Cash While Disney Bleeds to Fund Parks and Linear Cable Remnants
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX | NFLX Price Prediction) and Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) just reported quarters showing two opposite business models behind the same word: streaming. Netflix delivered an asset-light cash haul. Disney posted a…
$750 Billion AI Spending Wave: Should You Buy These 3 AI Infrastructure Stocks?
The Number Three companies. One buildout. $750 billion is the round-number scale the market now attaches to the AI infrastructure wave rolling through NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), and Oracle (NYSE:ORCL).…
XRP Is Testing a Trendline That Could Spark a 30% Rally. Can the XRP Price Break Out?
XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) is up more than 3% today to $1.14, recording its fourth straight day of gains. The cryptocurrency has now climbed nearly 8% this week, marking its strongest run since the mid-June bounce.…
Why Vanguard’s $143 Billion Tech ETF Outpaced QQQ While Charging Half the Fee
A 45-year-old tech professional sitting on $200,000 in Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ) for growth exposure has a fair question in 2026: why hold a Nasdaq-100 fund that includes Costco and Pepsi when a pure-tech…
3 Resilient Defense Stocks to Buy in July
Defense stocks are the rare corner of the market where geopolitical anxiety, fiscal generosity and multi-year revenue visibility all converge at once. With the Fiscal Year 2027 investment request by the Department of War…
Why SPYM Just Crossed $150 Billion While Most Investors Still Don’t Know It Exists
For a 28-year-old funding a Roth IRA at $7,000 a year, the choice between three S&P 500 ETFs comes down to a single basis point and a share price that fits a small contribution.…
$700,000 at 75: Here’s What It Actually Buys You Over 20 Years
A 75-year-old with $700,000 set aside and a goal of reaching 95 is running a 20-year test. The portfolio has to outlast the person, and it has to do so while prices keep moving.…
3 AI Data Center Power Stocks to Buy in July
Hyperscaler AI capital spending has been raised to $750 billion in 2026, up from $670 billion, and is set to cross $1 trillion in 2027. That capital buys far more than GPUs: the switchgear,…
Stress Free on $35,000 a Year: Retire to Spain’s Costa del Sol at 62
A $35,000 retirement budget can go much farther in southern Spain than it does in much of the United States, but it is not a magic number. At 62, the plan depends on three…
Meta’s Bold $6.5 Billion Power Move to Turbocharge Its Cloud and AI Takeover
The AI arms race has entered a new phase. For the past three years, the biggest technology companies have competed by buying as many Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) GPUs as they could…
3 Dividend Kings to Buy in July
Dividend Kings, companies with at least 50 consecutive years of dividend increases, are the quiet backbone of an income portfolio. Heading into July, three of them stand out for different reasons: One is the…
The Year You Sell the Business Is the Year Medicare Decides You’re Rich — Twice Over
A 65-year-old who sold her landscaping company in 2024 opened her January 2026 Medicare notice and saw a Part B premium of $689.90. Her husband’s line showed the same number. They had not taken…
Study: AI Is Actually Creating More Jobs, Not Killing Them (But There’s a Catch)
For the past two years, the dominant narrative around artificial intelligence has been straightforward: smarter software means fewer workers. Layoff announcements from technology companies only reinforced that belief. Yet new evidence suggests the story…