Stocks To Buy

When the crypto market is bleeding red and everyone's panicking, what does Cathie Wood do? She goes shopping, obviously. ARK Invest just dropped a cool $59 million on crypto stocks during one of those "everything is on fire" market days. And honestly? It's peak Cathie Wood behavior – the woman who made "buy the dip" an art form. Here's what went down on December 15th: While crypto-related stocks were getting absolutely hammered, Wood's team was basically playing financial Pac-Man, gobbling up shares ...
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Remember when the government was supposed to stay out of business? Yeah, well, that memo apparently got lost somewhere between ChatGPT going viral and data centers sucking up more power than small countries. Here's what's happening: Uncle Sam has basically become a venture capitalist with a printing press, and it's creating some absolutely wild opportunities for investors who pay attention. The Government's New Side Hustle In the past few months, we've watched the feds drop serious cash on companies like they're collecting Pokemon ...
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Remember when everyone was throwing money at anything with "AI" in the name? Well, Oracle just became exhibit A for why that party might be winding down. Here's what happened: Oracle's stock took a 6% nosedive Wednesday after reports surfaced that their fancy $10 billion data center deal with OpenAI hit a snag. Apparently, Blue Owl Capital—the private credit firm that was supposed to fund this digital palace—got cold feet about Oracle's spending habits and growing debt pile. Oracle, naturally, said "nuh-uh, ...
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So Seagate Technology (STX) just got invited to join the Nasdaq 100 – basically the VIP section of tech stocks. And honestly? It's about time someone noticed this absolute unit of a stock that's been quietly crushing it all year. Let's talk numbers for a hot second: STX is up 233% in 2025. That's not a typo. While everyone's been obsessing over AI darlings like Nvidia (which, don't get me wrong, is still crushing), Seagate has been the quiet kid in ...
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Remember when Republicans were supposed to be the "hands-off government" party? Yeah, well, that memo apparently got lost somewhere between the campaign trail and the Oval Office. Because right now, we're watching the most profitable contradiction in modern politics: a GOP administration that's basically turned into a venture capitalist with a printing press. And honestly? If you're an investor, you should be doing cartwheels. Here's the thing: Uncle Sam has been writing checks and taking equity stakes like he's trying to corner ...
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So here's the tea: Fund managers are feeling more confident about the stock market than they have in over three years. And when I say confident, I mean they're basically throwing their money at stocks like it's confetti at a New Year's party. Bank of America just dropped their latest survey of 238 fund managers, and the results are... well, let's just say these folks are feeling themselves right now. We're talking the most bullish sentiment since mid-2021, which if you ...
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So emerging markets are having a moment. Like, a really good moment. We're talking 33% returns this year while your neighbor's still bragging about their 8% savings account. But here's the thing about emerging markets – they're kind of like that friend who's either crushing it or completely falling apart, with very little middle ground. The good news? You don't have to become an expert on Vietnamese banking regulations or Brazilian mining companies to get in on this action. That's what ...
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Remember that friend who gets super confident after a few wins at poker and starts betting their entire paycheck? Well, that's basically what's happening with professional fund managers right now, except instead of poker chips, they're playing with billions of dollars. Bank of America just dropped their latest survey of 238 fund managers, and the results are... let's call them "aggressively optimistic." These folks are more bullish than they've been in over three years, which is either really good news or ...
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