This week’s solar eclipse could make stocks go down. No, really. Here’s why.
The eclipse on Wednesday is unlikely to lead to the end of the bull market. But could have some impact on investors.
The eclipse on Wednesday is unlikely to lead to the end of the bull market. But could have some impact on investors.
The automotive sector is capital-intensive and intensely competitive. O’Rielly Automotive (ORLY 6.66%) has built an impressive distribution network, and Wall Street recognizes it. Lucid Group (LCID +9.87%) is still trying to get its business up and running, but the process hasn’t been going very well. You should probably avoid these stocks for very different reasons…
Driving isn’t just about getting from point A to point B. It’s about independence. As we get older, the act of driving changes. Our reaction times slow down a hair, our night vision isn’t what it used to be, and twisting around to check a blind spot can feel like a yoga session we didn’t…
Shares of PepsiCo (PEP -0.46%), Kroger (KR -0.21%), and McDonald’s (MCD +0.82%) are trading within about 10% of their 52-week lows. Higher prices have squeezed consumers’ spending power, making it harder for companies to drive meaningful growth. Still, these businesses have produced relatively solid results despite the headwinds. Their discounted valuations and dividend yields could…
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Update: It’s confirmed. Taxpayers will have (according to the IRS website) until April 15, 2026, to pay and file their personal 2025 taxes. That’s the last day to file your taxes in 2026. Head’s up…many post offices stay open later on tax day to ensure you get your return filed. New for 2026: One Big…
WASHINGTON—A new report released today by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation (FINRA Foundation) reveals troubling knowledge gaps that may leave millions of Americans vulnerable to victimization as financial fraud losses near $200 billion annually. The report, entitled Patterns in Fraud Awareness: What Comes to Mind When Americans Think About Financial Fraud, finds that even the…