Alex Karnal, co-founder and CIO of Braidwell, a life sciences investment firm, spent 20 years building and backing biotech companies before declaring on the Invest Like the Best podcast that “2025 was probably the…
Jeffrey Hirsch called Dow 38,820 by 2025 back in 2010, when the index was trading around 10,000. That target has already been exceeded. Now he’s raising the bar: Dow 62,430 by 2030, and the…
Patrick McGee’s observation that incoming Apple CEO John Ternus “has more of an opportunity to be a cowboy here, meaning to shoot from the hip and to be a lot more playful” sounds like…
On The Investor’s Podcast (formerly known as We Study Billionaires), investor Daniel Mahncke made a claim worth stopping on: MercadoLibre has achieved “the longest ever streak of quarters with over 30% year over year…
Earned income has a ceiling. Passive income from dividend-paying stocks operates differently: capital does the work, distributions arrive on schedule, and positions remain liquid. That combination separates high-yield equities from rental property, private credit,…
Live Updates Analysts at Wolfe Just Reiterated Outperform Rating on NFLX9:13am ETAnalysts at Wolfe just reiterated an outperform rating on Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX | NFLX Price Prediction), noting that investor fears about attention share…
Halliburton (NYSE:HAL | HAL Price Prediction) delivered a sharper-than-expected Q1 2026 earnings beat on Tuesday morning, posting EPS of $0.55 against a consensus estimate of $0.50, a 10.55% positive surprise. Revenue came in at…
Live Updates Bank of American reiterated a buy rating on Apple8:56am ETFollowing news that CEO Tim Cook will step down on September 1, 2026, Bank of America said the Apple CEO change is coming…
Earned income has limits. Passive income from dividends operates differently: the money arrives whether you are at your desk or not, whether markets are calm or chaotic, and whether the economy is expanding or…
You have done the hard part: saved enough to retire. But one line item stops you cold: your adult kids still need health insurance, and your employer plan is the only thing standing between…
You’ve done what most Americans never will: saved $5 million for retirement. At 66, the math works and the runway is clear, yet the final hurdle is often psychological rather than financial. The only…
Live Updates Psychedelic Stocks Could Get a Massive Boost from White House9:28am ETIn recent years, psychedelic substances such as psilocybin, MDMA, and ketamine have re-emerged as promising tools in mental health treatment. All are…
At 60, with no mortgage and $750,000 in the bank, you've accomplished what many Americans never will. The question is whether the math works for a retirement lasting 30 years or more. Whether it…
Market volatility in 2026 has reminded investors that earned income and capital gains can disappear faster than they accumulate. When equity indexes swing sharply on headlines, the case for cash flow that arrives regardless…
Live Updates Pepsico Earnings Beat Estimates8:42am ETPepsiCo topped estimates, with EPS of $1.61 versus $1.55. Revenue of $19.44 billion beat expectations of $18.94 billion. As noted by the company, “For the first time in…
At 54 with $1.8 million saved, you are in a strong position. The gap between “strong” and “finished” is exactly what makes this disagreement worth taking seriously. Your wife wants to open a 529…
You have $2.2 million saved, your bills are covered, and you show up at a retail store twice a week because you genuinely enjoy it. Your younger colleague just had her hours cut, and…
At 78, you’ve already cleared the first Requited Monthly Distribution (RMD) hurdle years ago. The distributions are mandatory, the tax bill is coming regardless, and now you’ve decided to do something meaningful with the…
You have saved for decades. The date is circled on the calendar. And yet, somewhere around 2 a.m., you are staring at the ceiling running through scenarios that all end badly. For people retiring…
At 67, you’re sitting on $3.1 million, one spouse who loves going to work, and one ready to trade the office for a boarding pass. It’s a coordination problem. The real question isn’t whether…
