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Retail investors close out one of their best years ever. How they beat Wall Street at their own game

Mom-and-pop investors bought the dip at key points, giving them outsized benefits from the market’s run this year.

Author Posted on December 31, 2025Categories Uncategorized

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

The S&P 500 slipped for a third consecutive trading session as the end of 2025 approached.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Mike Santoli’s long-time ‘Mystery Broker’ source reveals himself. What he thinks about 2026

“Mystery Broker” joined CNBC’s Michael Santoli on “Closing Bell” Tuesday, where MB’s identity was revealed to be David Snyder.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Why bitcoin is ending 2025 with losses, and whether it can rebound in the new year

Bitcoin could gain ground in 2026, despite its poor performance this year, according to some analysts on Wall Street.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

There was money to be made in 2025, even as some major stocks’ market caps ‘bled out,’ Josh Brown says

When some big tech names struggled, investors were able to rotate into pockets of strength outside of the sector, the CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management said.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

These stocks had big turnarounds in 2025. Where analysts see them heading in 2026

Advanced Micro Devices and CVS Health are two stocks that recovered in 2025 and could still have more room to run higher.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

The four pillars for a 2026 rally, according to one trader

These factors can make or break the bull market next year.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Best and worst asset classes of 2025. Gold wins the year

Gold is this year’s winner while oil and crypto have faced headwinds.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

The risk-reward balance in Broadcom is too good to ignore. How to trade the chipmaker with options

Nishant Pant breaks down this bull call spread on AVGO.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

A tech analyst listed his favorite internet stocks for 2026. Here’s what he picked

Mark Mahaney, head of the firm’s internet research team, shared his top picks in both the large and small/mid-cap spaces.

Author Posted on December 30, 2025Categories Uncategorized

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