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Losing money? Ugh. Been there, doesn't feel good. Take a look at these back-to-basics reasons you might be losing money. Everyone needs a gentle remin...

We take a look at 3 recent IPO stocks for investors to monitor.

Traders mock the idea of "buy and hold," and they're not entirely wrong. Investors should monitor their long-term portfolios and rebalance as needed....

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Scared to invest? You're not the only one. In fact, you might seem like a downright anomaly if the "Someday Scaries" don't give you a small case of the heebie-jeebies.

Oil, copper and other industrial metals recorded spectacular performance over the last few months, a reversal not without consequences.

This market is due for a correction but the timing, depth, and duration are questionable. In our view, a correction, if it comes, will set up the next truly great buying opportunity

The market is as highly valued as we've ever seen it and ripe for a correction. In our view, it's only a matter of timing, depth, and duration. If the Q1 reporting season fails to impress and not just with Q1 results the timing could be sooner rather than later.

It's been only a month since the S&P 500's last 5% correction and 5 months since the last 10% correction but we think another is on the way. Not because of any underlying weakness in the market but because of frothiness

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Ford's Mustang Mach-E has taken a significant share of the electric vehicle market from Tesla.

A support level has formed, but if the stock falls below this level, a breakdown is expected.

Despite jumping more than 300% from last November through the start of January, shares of the insurance tech stock have since lost their mojo.

The group of previously unloved stocks has fluctuated in recent sessions as bullish momentum locks horns with profit-taking.

Yep, that's where we are with the stock market now.

Berkshire Hathaway invested $8.6 billion in Verizon stock through the quarter that ended December 31.

Sure, shares are down 6 percent, but the Spotify growth story isn't anywhere close to ending.

The company, which was ailing in the years going into the pandemic, is emerging from the crisis stronger and in a better position.

Hershey's is delivering on growth.

Amazon's Q4 results were very strong, but they were overshadowed by founder and CEO Jeff Bezos' decision to hand the reins to Andy Jassy. What does this mean?

While the restaurant sector was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, fast food companies showed resiliency.