Evan Comen is a writer for 24/7 Wall St. He has worked as a data journalist since 2015, covering climate change and urban economics. His work is regularly featured on MSN, and has been cited in many major online and print publications, including The Boston Globe, the Chicago Tribune, and The New York Times.
Both NVIDIA and Broadcom just posted record quarters riding the same AI infrastructure wave, but for retirement investors, one of these chip giants fits the portfolio and one quietly works against it.
Mutual fund investors can walk away from a calendar year with a tax bill on gains they never triggered, in an account they never touched, on a fund that may have actually lost value.…
Elon Musk just promised Nvidia data centers in orbit by 2027, but SpaceX's own SEC filing told a very different story to regulators just three months ago, and the gap between those two timelines…
TJX beat estimates, raised guidance, and expanded margins, yet the stock shed 11% in a month while its closest rival surged 34% year to date. The split between what the business delivered and what…
CrowdStrike reports after the bell tonight with its AI security narrative on the line, a stretched valuation, and options traders quietly positioning for a stumble. Five signals will reveal whether the Mythos moment holds…
A slot jackpot feels like a windfall until the casino hands over a clipboard instead of cash, and that single form can quietly ripple into Medicare premiums, Social Security taxes, and a bill on…
SCHD has delivered solid income and returns in 2025, but a lesser-known international ETF has quietly outpaced its benchmark while nearly doubling SCHD's yield, and the strategy behind it challenges everything most investors assume…
The Magnificent Seven have ruled markets for years, but cracks in the AI spending story are pushing serious investors toward a corner of the market most have ignored since the dot-com era.
Salesforce heads into tonight's Q2 report carrying a 25% one-month rally and a $27.5 billion buyback, but Wall Street still questions whether Agentforce can restore the double-digit growth that justifies the rebound.
