Warren Buffett spent more than sixty years teaching investors the same basic lesson in a dozen different ways. September 2026, as he formally stepped back from Berkshire Hathaway, that lesson feels worth revisiting in full. Read more…
DXY has reached 101.30 and is testing 101.63–101.80 resistance near a two-month high, but the rally’s momentum is flattening as two of its immediate tailwinds fade, the 10-year Treasury yield has retreated after testing the Read more…
Verizon has hit an unexpected snag in its plan to discontinue traditional copper landline phone service in portions of nine states. In August, the carrier submitted an application to the Federal Communications Commission seeking approval Read more…
Canada’s economy lost momentum in July, with real GDP essentially unchanged after a revised 0.4% increase in June, in line with expectations for a flat month. Both goods-producing and services-producing industries were broadly unchanged, with Read more…
Mortgage rates have soared since early September. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate finally reached 7.5% on Monday, Sept. 28, according to Mortgage News Daily data, its highest point since April 30, 2024. Matthew Graham, Read more…
In every gold rush, the people selling picks and shovels tend to get paid whether or not any single miner strikes it rich. Wall Street has been relearning that lesson all year with artificial intelligence. Read more…
Jason Cohen shares a blunt framework for separating the rare 10x opportunities from the many 0.1x tasks that quietly consume time. It is a strong piece on ruthless prioritization, delegation, and why most backlogs should Read more…
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If you are an experienced investor or analyst, or good at what you do in investing or finance, I’m sure you will agree with this. It is a pattern in semiconductor equipment investing where stocks Read more…
The longer Brent remains expensive, the tougher the Fed will be. The ECB will be cautious to avoid hurting the economy by raising rates. The US dollar has taken another step forward, driven by the Read more…