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This dividend fund has outperformed. Where its manager is finding income right now

The Franklin Templeton Equity Income Fund focuses on getting above-market yields while investing in high-quality companies.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Traders looking at two stocks near make-or-break levels

The earnings season doesn’t start in earnest until next week, but NYSE insider Jay Woods flagged two reports coming Tuesday that may be pivotal for traders.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

AI bull marks the revenge of the Dotcom ‘boxmakers’ like Cisco, Dell. How to trade the stocks from here

Many of the names we were enamored with in the Dotcom Bubble era became to be known derisively as “the boxmakers” as investors threw in the towel on them.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

A breakout is forming in this mining stock as copper prices find their footing, says Katie Stockton

Chart strategist Katie Stockton walks through the technical outlook of this mining stock.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

EA is the latest takeover in Wall Street M&A boom. Goldman believes these stocks could be next

David Kostin, chief U.S. equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, argues that sentiment remains light at the same time as animal spirits are starting to pick up.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

An asymmetrical ‘risk reversal’ options trade on this utility that’s powering the AI trade

Michael Khouw goes through this call spread risk reversal trade.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Broadcom, Nvidia among the stocks showing notable insider sales

Executives at Nvidia, Broadcom and other major technology companies sold millions of dollars worth of their shares this month, raising a red flag.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Here are Monday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Apple, Tesla, Wells Fargo, Disney, AppLovin & more

Here are Monday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

Author Posted on September 29, 2025Categories Uncategorized

An investment banking play for a potential M&A boom

Frank Holland breaks down what traders are watching ahead of the new session.

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This semiconductor equipment stock’s momentum will continue, Deutsche Bank says

Lam Research has ripped higher this year, and Deutsche Bank thinks further gains are on the horizon.

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  • Anthropic’s slowing growth could be the AI trade’s latest red flag October 15, 2026
    Anthropic’s revenue growth appears to be cooling as the company prepares for its public debut, further stoking investors’ AI jitters
    Christine Ji
  • Rocket Lab’s stock slides as the company pushes back Neutron’s first launch October 15, 2026
    Neutron, a medium-lift rocket meant to rival SpaceX’s Falcon 9, will no longer launch this year.
    William Gavin
  • The AI trade is splintering as inflation fears rattle hyped-up tech stocks October 14, 2026
    Investors are wondering if steep inflation and increased borrowing costs could derail the AI buildout.
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  • My sister moved in with our mother, 78, and says she deserves the $925,000 family home. Is she right? October 14, 2026
    “The house is worth $925,000 and mom owns it outright. She also has $480,000 in investments.”
    Quentin Fottrell
  • ‘Some people did everything right’: I lost my home in the Great Recession. I rent in my 50s. Why is that judged as failure? October 14, 2026
    ”I earn $110,000 a year.”
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  • You’re probably too invested in equities. Why a 60-40 portfolio is still the smart way to go. October 14, 2026
    For most of U.S. history, an all-stock and a 60-40 portfolio have run neck-and-neck for trailing 30-year returns.
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  • Your Social Security check will rise an average of $75 a month — will it be able to keep up with inflation? October 14, 2026
    The 3.6% COLA for 2027 is aimed at helping more than 68 million beneficiaries keep pace with the cost of living
    Jessica Hall
  • Big banks see risks in financing the AI boom, but are happy to keep writing the checks October 14, 2026
    The CEO’s the U.S.’s biggest banks all chimed in on the risks of related to the massive AI buildout, but how there’s still no sign that investments need to slow down.
    Tomi Kilgore
  • CoreWeave’s AI bonds tumble, raising red flags for the wider market October 14, 2026
    CoreWeave’s bonds issued a few months ago fell to 81 cents on the dollar earlier Wednesday, yielding more than 15%.
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  • From a record high to a 10% drop in just two months: Why small-cap stocks have unraveled so fast October 14, 2026
    Buckle up: Small-cap stocks just hit a market milestone they’d rather avoid.
    Isabel Wang

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