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Meta is the cheapest Magnificent Seven stock at the moment, and it's expected to grow faster than Microsoft, Apple, and Alphabet.

Rigetti Computing is down more than 50% from its all-time high.

For Bitcoin investors, 2028 is lining up to be an important year.

This tech player has been increasing its spending on AI.

The actions of investors speak louder than words, pointing to growing skepticism about the current bull-market rally.

Shiba Inu is looking to bounce back from a difficult year in 2025.

One Vanguard ETF stands out above the rest.

If these two things happen, Ethereum could skyrocket in value in 2026.

European stock markets opened sharply lower on Monday following the escalation of trade risks after US President Donald Trump’s statements regarding potential new tariffs on goods from eight European countries.

These positive changes could help your financial situation this year.

The market seems pessimistic about Brookfield Asset Management -- is now the time to jump aboard?

Investors in stocks have enjoyed favorable returns across many asset classes over the last three years.

Bank of America has identified a list of stocks that are well-positioned for the upcoming earnings season. The suggested stocks include Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN), Brookdale Senior Living Inc. (NYSE: BKD), Corning Inc. (NYSE: GLW), Vertiv Holdings Co (NYSE: VRT), and Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA).

Even if its growth slows, Google Cloud looks to be a big winner in 2026.

Prediction markets suggest Netflix executives will emphasize subscriber growth, pricing, live content and major franchises like Stranger Things—while likely avoiding explicit "ad-supported" language—when the company reports Q4 earnings, as analysts expect results broadly in line with estimates amid ongoing Warner Bros. M&A speculation.

Ripple could be building the next generation of financial infrastructure with XRP at the core.

It could go really well, or really not.

A look at 2025 returns and fund flows of benchmark index ETFs with the prior five years to highlight potential future market trends.

The S&P 500 remains range-bound below 7,000 as earnings season nears, with strong dip-buying interest and support building around the 6,850–6,800 area.