JPMorgan Says Stocks Are So Crowded They May Crack at Any Time

(Bloomberg) -- It’s the talk of the stock market: What will be the sign that the five-month rally in US equities is coming to an end. But if you ask JPMorgan Chase Co.’s Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, investors may not see it coming when it hits.Most Read from BloombergBiden Gains Ground Against Trump in Six Key States, Poll ShowsLondon Insurers Face Baltimore Bridge Payouts Worth BillionsJapan Amps Up Intervention Threat as Yen Hits Lowest Since 1990Trump’s Net Worth Hits $6.5 Billion, Making Him One of

Tesla stock analyst revamps price target ahead of delivery data

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2 Energy Stocks You Can Buy Right Now Before They Surge Even Higher

These energy stocks have been on fire this year.

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Analyst who correctly forecast Gold's rally unveils new price target

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The 'bizarrely' overvalued stock market is poised for a big correction and the smart money is moving into cash, chief strategist says

All indicators are pointing to a major correction coming for stocks, B. Riley Wealth chief strategist Paul Dietrich said.

Insurers could face losses of up to $4 billion after Baltimore bridge tragedy-analyst

LONDON (Reuters) -Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse could cost insurers billions of dollars in claims, analysts say, with one putting it at as much as $4 billion, which would make the tragedy a record shipping insurance loss. With little clarity on when the Port of Baltimore would re-open, insurers and analysts are now assessing the likely losses borne by underwriters across several product lines including property, cargo, marine, liability, trade credit and contingent business interruption. "Depending on the length of the blockage and the nature of the business interruption coverage for the Port of Baltimore, insured losses could total between $2 billion and $4 billion," said Marcos Alvarez, managing director for global insurance ratings at Morningstar DBRS.

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  Legal Fight Over Destroyed Baltimore Bridge Is Likely About to Start

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  Insurers face record $3bn bill from Baltimore bridge collapse

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Billionaire Bill Gates Has $35 Billion Invested in These 4 Stocks

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has a whopping $42 billion portfolio, and it's concentrated into just a few stocks.

Don't Fall for These 2 Dividend Stocks: Cuts Are Coming

These REITs will likely cut their dividends again.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Legislation to 'End the Squatters Scam & Protect Homeowners'

In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that he signed legislation “to end the squatters scam & protect homeowners.” Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Legislation to End the Squatters Scam & Protect Homeowners https://t.co/MjqOKiAHPZ — Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) March 27, 2024 "We are putting an end to the squatters scam in Florida," DeSantis said in a release on his website. "While other states are siding with the squatters, we are protecting property owners and