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      ·2025-12-23
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      Prepare for the "January Effect" Following the "Santa Claus Rally", Says Analyst

      The "Santa Claus rally" period, spanning from December 24 to January 5, has historically yielded impressive returns for investors, with the S&P 500 (SP500) averaging a 1.6% gain since 1928. This...
      Prepare for the "January Effect" Following the "Santa Claus Rally", Says Analyst
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      ·2025-12-22
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      Goldman Sachs Outlook: 3 Major Sectors & 5 "Strong Buy" Stocks in 2026

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      As global stock markets repeatedly reach new highs, investors are actively seeking the next phase of investment opportunities. $Goldman Sachs(GS)$ , a top Wall Street investment bank, recently released a research report pointing out that against the backdrop of anticipated market corrections, sectors with sustainable dividend growth potential may become safe havens for funds, and specifically favors the dividend growth potential of the healthcare, utilities, and industrial sectors in 2026.Goldman Sachs forecasts positive outlook for U.S. stocks through 2026Goldman Sachs Predicts 6% Dividend Growth in 2026Goldman Sachs has lifted its 12-month $S&P 500(.SPX)$ target to 6,900, up from 6,500 — its second up
      Goldman Sachs Outlook: 3 Major Sectors & 5 "Strong Buy" Stocks in 2026
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      ·2025-12-19
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      Nvidia and Other Chip Stocks Rise — but the AI Trade May Not Be Back for Good

      Micron’s outlook lifted AI stocks across the board on Thursday, but a more sustained catalyst may not arrive until next year.
      Nvidia and Other Chip Stocks Rise — but the AI Trade May Not Be Back for Good
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      ·2025-12-16
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      Justin Wolfers Sounds Alarm On November Jobs Report: Shutdown Has Left Economic Data In 'Deep Fog'

      Justin Wolfers warns: Don't trust the unemployment spike. See how the government shutdown artificially inflated November's jobless rate.
      Justin Wolfers Sounds Alarm On November Jobs Report: Shutdown Has Left Economic Data In 'Deep Fog'
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      ·2025-12-04
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      Klarna Launching Premium, Max Membership Plans in the US

      Klarna , the "buy now, pay later" firm, said Thursday it has expanded its membership program with the launch of Premium and Max plans in the US.The membership plans provide perks like airport lounge access, travel insurance and subscriptions without the need for customers to take on debt or reach a spending requirement, the company said.The membership plans are being provided in partnership with WebBank, Klarna said.Price: 30.81, Change: +0.24, Percent Change: +0.80
      Klarna Launching Premium, Max Membership Plans in the US
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      ·2025-11-17
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      💥Buying the Dip on Circle! Cathie Wood’s New Move: Slashing Tesla & SOFI —What’s Her Game?

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      In mid-November, Cathie Wood made another round of headline-worthy moves—and this time, they’re anything but subtle.Cathie WoodARK Invest released its daily trading activity for Wednesday, November 12, 2025, revealing several major shifts in positioning. The standout transaction was a purchase of 353,328 shares of $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ worth $34,732,142. This buy came on the very same day Circle’s stock dropped roughly 12%.In stark contrast, ARK significantly trimmed its position in $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ selling 70,474 shares worth $30,981,779, while also unloading 43,940 shares of $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ for $1,359,943. These weren’t isolated mov
      💥Buying the Dip on Circle! Cathie Wood’s New Move: Slashing Tesla & SOFI —What’s Her Game?
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      ·2025-11-12
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      Goldman Strategists See US Stocks Lagging All Peers Next Decade

      Goldman Sachs strategist Peter Oppenheimer, who accurately predicted Wall Street’s underperformance this year, expects US equities to lag for the next decade. He advised investors to diversify beyond...
      Goldman Strategists See US Stocks Lagging All Peers Next Decade
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      ·2025-11-07
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      Is AI Too Big to Fail? OpenAI’s Finance Chief May Have Said the Quiet Part Out Loud

      The time-honored cliché that owing a bank $100 is your problem, but owing a $1 million dollars is the bank’s problem found new life during the global financial crisis.
      Is AI Too Big to Fail? OpenAI’s Finance Chief May Have Said the Quiet Part Out Loud
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      ·2025-10-24
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      Nebius (NBIS) Stock Is Rebounding Thursday: What's Going On?

      Shares of AI infrastructure company Nebius are trading higher Thursday, fueled by strategic news that is overshadowing a recent stock slump.
      Nebius (NBIS) Stock Is Rebounding Thursday: What's Going On?
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      ·2025-10-24
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      These Low-Risk Stocks Could Be A Profitable Answer To This Volatile Earnings Season

      Slow and steady performers do better over the long term. Stocks have become more volatile after they report earnings. Long-term investors can try to exploit this greater volatility, but shorter-term investors will want to favor lower-volatility stocks in the coming months.General Motors is a good example - the stock jumped 15% after its earnings report on Oct. 21. Netflix shares fell 10% after it missed earnings on Oct. 22.Consider the performance of a hypothetical portfolio that buys the 10% of stocks with the highest betas and sells short the decile of stocks with the lowest betas. As you can see from the chart below, this portfolio makes money on average during the busiest weeks of earnings season - and is a slight loser the rest of the time. The data in the chart come from a study entitled "Asset Pricing on Earnings Announcement Days," published three years ago in the Journal of Financial Economics.
      These Low-Risk Stocks Could Be A Profitable Answer To This Volatile Earnings Season
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