US stock market crashes again today, Jan. 30. Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq all in red. Gold and silver prices also down. The US stock
Social Security Cuts Could Be Less Than 10 Years Away. Buy These ETFs to Make Up for Them
These days, there are plenty of rumors flying about Social Security going away completely. Thankfully, they’re just rumors. But there’s some truth behind them
Precious metals, Bitcoin crash on Warsh nomination
The gold, silver, and Bitcoin markets were the first to be hit by the shock of President Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as U.S.
2 Cathie Wood Stocks to Buy on the Dip
Cathie Wood is a famous name on Wall Street. She is the CEO of Ark Invest, an investment management firm that focuses on companies
9 Vanguard ETFs With The Lowest Expense Ratios
© Butus / Shutterstock.com The Vanguard Group of Valley Forge, Pa., is beloved for its low-cost, index investment strategy. The firm offers nearly two
Interest Rate Changes Could Be on the Way Under Trump's Pick For Fed Chair
Incoming Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is likely to push for lower interest rates in the short term, but it’s an open question whether
Will the Bank of England give any clues to the path of interest rates?
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Quantum threat gets real: Ethereum Foundation prioritizes security with leanVM and PQ signatures
Quantum computing has long been a distant, theoretical threat to blockchain cryptography. But over the past few months, that calculus has shifted rapidly. While
PWV Outperforms the S&P 500 by 10 Points Thanks to Well-Timed Energy Bets
Most investors looking at large-cap value ETFs face a simple question: Do I want broad, market-weight exposure or a more concentrated bet on specific
Can’t Live on $2k a Month in Social Security? Add These ETFs to Your Retirement Portfolio
© MargJohnsonVA / Shutterstock.com A lot of people assume that once they retire, they’ll be able to manage their expenses on Social Security alone.