The S&P 500 has been on the comeback trail, but in a LinkedIn post, Fidelity strategist Jurrien Timmer isn’t ready to call the all-clear just yet. Following a remarkable rebound from recent lows, Timmer feels the rally has moved too far, too quickly. That calls for investors to separate a sustained recovery from one that’s
Between the jet fuel crisis and the regular challenges that have been plaguing many smaller airlines over the last year, many have been forced to shut down since the start of 2026. Issued by the aviation regulatory authority in a given country, the Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) is granted once the airline proves that it has
Tesla CEO Elon Musk spoke in a different tone during the company’s first-quarter earnings call on Wednesday. The best way to describe it is that he was more subdued than usual on these calls. Take new products, for example. Musk often promises huge technological leaps on tight deadlines for Tesla’s upcoming products (think Roadster or
Social Security is heading toward a reckoning. The trust fund is projected to run dry as early as 2032, and when it does, benefits would be cut automatically by somewhere between 23% and 28%, according to 24/7 Wall St. That deadline is now close enough to force a real policy debate. And Jim Cramer, host
Most commodity forecasts move in a narrow band. Analysts nudge numbers up or down a few percentage points and call it a year-end target. What Bank of America just put on the table is something else entirely. The bank’s metals team is projecting silver could reach anywhere between $135 and $309 per ounce before the
The investor who called the 2008 housing collapse is doing something that Wall Street is quite bearish on. He is buying software stocks. Michael Burry, whose famous trade against the mortgage market was depicted in the film “The Big Short,” has been building positions in a group of well-known technology names that have fallen out
Millions of Americans depend on Social Security as a financial lifeline. And every year, the program shifts in ways that can quietly add up, or quietly cost you. Some of this year’s changes are straightforward. Others are more nuanced. A few could significantly affect how much money lands in your account each month. Here is
Amazon evolved from one of the world’s largest online retailers into a tech powerhouse and a hyperscaler. Amazon Web Services (AWS), a cloud computing platform, became the most important part of its business thanks to the artificial intelligence boom. The backbone of Amazon’s AI strategy is its custom-made Trainium AI accelerator chips, designed in partnership
Few things matter more to long-term investors than a company that keeps paying (and growing) its dividend year after year. A VanEck report states: “Dividend investing can provide steady income and long-term growth but requires careful selection to avoid unsustainable payouts and dividend traps.” As dividend payers tend to maintain solid balance sheets and stable
Inflation is back in the headlines, and this time, it’s not just the Fed’s doing. Goldman Sachs released its U.S. Inflation Monitor for March 2026 on April 20, 2026, and the picture it paints is one shaped by forces that didn’t exist a year ago. Headline CPI surged 0.87% in March alone, pushing the year-over-year