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"All Application Software Companies Are Bets Against ASI": Gavin Baker Names the Only Three That Survive
One veteran hedge fund manager believes the Magnificent 7 will grow into one of the most dominant forces in financial history, yet predicts that one or two of those companies will vanish entirely before the race is over.
What Happens to Bitcoin if Democrats Win the House and Senate in November?
Senate Democrats just blocked the crypto bill, yet Bitcoin surged 11% the following week. Before assuming a Democratic sweep spells doom or glory for Bitcoin holders, consider what actually moved the price in 2024 and why 2026 looks nothing like it.
ADARx Pharmaceuticals, Inc.ADRX · Nasdaq
$15–$17 / share
ADARx sets $15-$17 range for $350 million Nasdaq IPO
ADARx just put a number on its RNAi debut: 21.875 million shares at $15 to $17, or roughly $350 million at the midpoint, with J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley leading. That makes it one of the largest biotech listings to set terms this year, and pricing is the next step.
Source: SEC filing
He’s Still Trucking at 94 After Nearly 5 Million Miles. Social Security Stopped Adding Delayed Credits at 70, but His New Wages Can Still Raise the Check.
A 94-year-old trucker with nearly 5 million miles behind him is still punching the clock, and it turns out Social Security may not be done with his paycheck either. What happens to your benefits when you keep working this deep into retirement is more complicated than most people…
5 Monthly Dividend Stocks Retirees Can Count On in September
Not every dividend stock that flashes a high yield actually delivers predictable monthly income, and the coverage mechanics behind each payout reveal exactly which ones retirees can trust when the market turns choppy.
He Grew Up in Chicago's Cabrini-Green and Became a Billionaire Selling Hot Dogs. You Don't Need Market Power to Get Rich, You Need Decades
Dick Portillo grew up in Chicago’s Cabrini-Green housing projects and died a billionaire, but his fortune had nothing to do with patents, platforms, or market power. Economists studying the top one percent say his story reveals a wealth-building route hiding in plain sight acros…
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A $9.2 billion market cap resting almost entirely on one ulcerative colitis asset gets its update after the close at 4:05 PM ET. Cash runway and any regulatory milestone commentary are what move this one beyond the quarterly numbers.
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Asia
- 🇭🇰 Hang Seng+0.92%
- 🇨🇳 SSE Composite+0.82%
Greater China exposure just got a cleaner bid than US investors saw overnight, with Hong Kong and the mainland moving together for once as the Hang Seng closed up 0.92%.
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Europe
- 🇬🇧 FTSE 100-0.17%
- 🇩🇪 DAX+0.61%
- 🇫🇷 CAC 40+0.58%
UK-heavy portfolios are carrying a rate risk their continental peers avoid, with the Bank of England leaning toward a hike as inflation runs above 4%. London is lagging at the open, down 0.17% against gains in Frankfurt and Paris.
The School Bus Driver Shortage Gave a 62-Year-Old With $260,000 Saved What His Nest Egg Couldn't: Health Insurance Until Medicare
For pre-Medicare retirees, the gap between 62 and 65 can quietly swallow a shocking portion of a nest egg before a single lifestyle expense hits. One overlooked job category is quietly solving that problem for thousands of early retirees.
American Dentists Generate More Revenue Than the NFL, NBA and MLB Combined
An offhand remark on a economics podcast reframes where American fortunes are actually built, and the industry at the center of it has nothing to do with Silicon Valley or Wall Street.
Boomers Control $90 Trillion in the “G-Shaped Economy.” At 70, Higher Cash Yields Can Make More of Social Security Taxable.
Treasury yields finally rewarding retirees sounds like a win, until the IRS formula that Congress wrote in 1984 and never updated turns that interest income into a stealth tax on Social Security benefits most people never saw coming.