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Growth stocks are still attractive compared to value even as rates rise, charts show

Todd Gordon breaks down the technical outlooks for growth and value stocks ahead of the key Fed decision.

Author Posted on September 16, 2026Categories Uncategorized

The Fed is expected to raise rates. There’s a bearish trade to be made on this homebuilder

Tony Zhang breaks down how he’s trading this homebuilder stock.

Author Posted on September 16, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Bizarre volatility bet in the options pits is a head scratcher ahead of Fed rate decision

The biggest trade in options on the Cboe VIX Index Tuesday was an unusual $6 million purchase of deep, deep in-the-money-puts.

Author Posted on September 16, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Here are Wednesday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, SpaceX, Tesla, Apple, Chevron, Cava, Micron & more

Here are Wednesday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

Author Posted on September 16, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Union Pacific is outperforming this year. UBS says there will be more gains ahead

Union Pacific has notched strong volume and pricing growth, which should drive more value to its shares, per UBS. 

Author Posted on September 16, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Wednesday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session

Stocks posted back-to-back losses as the 10-year yield touched the highest level since 2007. Tune in to CNBC for Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital.

Author Posted on September 15, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Adjusting capital gains for inflation could prove a mess for individual investors

The notion of indexing capital gains for inflation sounds attractive, but the execution could be burdensome.

Author Posted on September 15, 2026Categories Uncategorized

This AI play has an unshakeable moat, but has flown under the radar

Investors who want to benefit from the AI boom maybe overlooking this stock, which is poised to double its revenue in the next three to four years.

Author Posted on September 15, 2026Categories Uncategorized

An iconic beauty stock is getting its shine back. Stephanie Link says it’s still on sale

Estée Lauder’s portfolio of brands give it plenty of room to capitalize on a growing beauty market.

Author Posted on September 15, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Here’s what 5% bond yields mean for the stock market — and which stocks to buy

Rising bond yields make the path for stocks shakier, but they won’t derail the bull market, according to Wall Street analysts.

Author Posted on September 15, 2026Categories Uncategorized

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