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Remember when silver was that boring metal your grandpa collected? Well, plot twist: it's now the hottest thing since sliced bread, rocketing from $30 to over $90 per ounce in just one year. And here's the kicker – analysts think $100 is basically inevitable at this point. So what's driving this silver fever? It's not just people panic-buying shiny things (though that helps). The real story is way more interesting. Why Silver is Having Its Main Character Moment First up: everyone's going green, ...
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So, 2025 is in the rearview mirror, and guess what? Tech stocks and communication companies basically threw a party while everyone else watched from the sidelines. The S&P 500 managed a respectable 16% return, which is like getting a B+ on your report card – not bad, but your parents are still asking why it wasn't an A. Now here's where it gets interesting: Wall Street analysts are feeling pretty optimistic about 2026. We're talking 57.5% of nearly 13,000 stocks getting ...
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So here's the thing about building the future: it turns out it's really, really expensive to keep the lights on. Trump just dropped a classic "make them pay their own way" move on Big Tech, specifically targeting the massive data centers that power our AI overlords. And Wall Street's favorite tech cheerleader, Dan Ives, is basically saying "hold up, this could mess with the whole AI party." Here's what's happening: Microsoft just announced they're scrambling to figure out how to keep their ...
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Look, I'm not trying to hurt your feelings, but if you're still chasing those "safe" 6% annual returns while patting yourself on the back for being "responsible," you're basically riding a bicycle in the Indy 500. Meanwhile, 1,000 new millionaires are being minted in America every single day. Every. Single. Day. Here's the thing that'll blow your mind: the best companies in the world today don't actually make anything. I know, I know – sounds completely backwards, right? The "Make Nothing, Make ...
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Remember when silver was the "poor man's gold"? Well, that poor man just got really, really rich. Silver has absolutely exploded over the past year, going from around $30 per ounce to over $90 today. That's a triple-your-money situation that would make even the most jaded Wall Street trader do a little happy dance. And here's the kicker – most analysts think we're heading straight for $100. Not "maybe if the stars align" but more like "when, not if." So what's ...
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Remember when your biggest investment worry was whether to buy the dip? Well, welcome to 2026, where geopolitical chaos is the new black and precious metals are having the time of their lives. Here's the deal: Gold is up 5% this year and silver just pulled a 25% year-to-date gain that would make crypto bros weep with envy. And we can thank our favorite chaos agent, Donald Trump, for turning the markets into his personal drama series. The "Sell America" Trade is ...
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So, 2025 is in the rearview mirror, and guess what? The same old suspects dominated the party again. Tech and communication stocks basically carried the S&P 500 to a solid 16% return, because apparently we can't quit our addiction to screens and algorithms. But here's the million-dollar question: Should we expect more of the same tech dominance in 2026, or is it time to diversify our bets? The financial data nerds at FactSet just dropped some interesting intel after analyzing nearly 12,700 ...
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So Bank of America just released their hot takes on mining stocks for 2026, and honestly? They're not messing around. While everyone's been obsessing over AI stocks (looking at you, NVIDIA), the metals market has been quietly having its own little party. Here's the deal: precious and industrial metals have been on an absolute tear lately. Gold, silver, copper – they're all up big time. And BofA thinks this party is just getting started, thanks to some pretty solid tailwinds like ...
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