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In a world where investment choices can often feel overwhelming, the words of Mario Gabelli, chairman and CEO of Gamco Investors, resonate strongly. During a recent segment on CNBC, Gabelli urged viewers to consider purchasing shares of the Atlanta Braves instead of traditional holiday gifts. His plea might sound whimsical amidst the serious fabric of

In a troubling development that sends shockwaves through the life sciences sector, the Trump administration’s recent proposal to slash funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has raised serious concerns among investors and researchers alike. With an abrupt cap on indirect costs at a mere 15%, the implications for American scientific research could be

Boeing’s stock might have bounced back with a 10% gain last week, catching the attention of optimistic investors, but let’s not lose sight of the bigger picture. Recent gains follow a multibillion-dollar fighter jet contract win—an achievement overshadowed by a long history of underperformance and operational troubles. Investors are often enticed by short-term spikes, but

Viasat, a formidable player in the satellite communications arena, faces a highly precarious future as it grapples with mounting pressures from rivals like Starlink. The recent upgrade from Deutsche Bank, which tags Viasat with a “buy” rating and boosts its price target to $15, seems optimistic, and perhaps, overly so. While an implied 53% upside

In an era marked by economic uncertainty and fierce tariff wars, investors find themselves grappling with the volatility plaguing the stock market. The unremitting oscillations of stocks can often deter cautious investors, making the allure of a stable income a beacon of hope. Dividend-paying stocks stand out in this troubled landscape, capable of providing not

When discussing electric vehicles (EVs) and the rapidly evolving technology that supports them, few names emerge as vividly as Xpeng. This local Chinese startup has embarked on a remarkable journey that culminated in surpassing the remarkable milestone of delivering over 30,000 cars a month since late 2022. Such achievements signal not only the company’s potential

The current state of the stock market is nebulous at best. After enduring another harrowing week characterized by heightened recession fears and tariff-related volatility, investors are left searching for glimmers of hope amid this pervasive uncertainty. The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to pull off slight gains, while the Nasdaq Composite

In today’s volatile market conditions, characterized by a shocking downturn of more than 12% for the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite since its all-time high in December, it’s easy to panic. Investors are likely feeling the sting of uncertainty as the benchmark has plunged around 8% year-to-date, significantly underperforming the S&P 500, which is down only 3.6%.

In the fast-evolving world of technology, few names resonate as strongly as Nvidia, led by its charismatic CEO Jensen Huang. At his recent annual conference, particularly during the much-anticipated “Quantum Day,” Huang attempted to rectify his previously controversial statements regarding the timeline for practical quantum computing. Those comments suggested a daunting 15 to 20-year wait

For years, the formula of investing 60% in stocks and 40% in bonds has been considered the holy grail of portfolio management. However, this semblance of stability is rapidly becoming an outdated strategy. Jim Caron, Morgan Stanley Investment Management’s chief investment officer, insists that investors should reconsider their reliance on this passive approach as the