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Stocks extend rally as investors hope for policy pivot

U.S. stocks charged higher at the start of trading Tuesday as Wall Street maintained momentum from the previous session’s rally.

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Stock markets will drop another 40% as a severe stagflationary debt crisis hits an overleveraged global economy
The debt crisis is here, Nouriel Roubini says. Expect central banks to wimp out in their fight against inflation as financial distress deepens
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1 in 5 retirees don’t see this expense coming — or its $315,000 pricetag
Only about one in four retirees has not experienced any kind of shock event in retirement, according to a study from the Society of Actuaries. “With retired clients, one of the bigger items that we talk about is how many months of distributions we want to set aside for extra money for unforeseen, or irregular expenses,” said Peter T. Palion, certified financial planner and president of Master Plan Advisory in East Norwich, New York. This is one of the most unforeseen expenditures in retirement, and includes the medical needs of a spouse, parent, child or grandchild, says Spencer Betts, a certified financial planner, chief compliance officer and financial consultant at Bickling Financial in Lexington, Massachusetts.
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Here’s exactly how much Suze Orman and Dave Ramsey say you need to save right now (and psst: most of you are falling short)
What’s more, both Suze Orman and Dave Ramsey recently upped the amount of emergency savings they now recommend you have. Finance guru Suze Orman now recommends that people have enough money to cover 12 months’ worth of expenses in an emergency fund, up from her previous eight months’ recommendation.

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S&P 500
3,778.16
+99.73(+2.71%)

Dow 30
30,217.32
+726.43(+2.46%)

Nasdaq
11,147.86
+332.43(+3.07%)

Russell 2000
1,764.68
+55.81(+3.27%)

Crude Oil
85.49
+1.86(+2.22%)

Gold
1,720.40
+18.40(+1.08%)

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Apple consumers are cutting back on spending: Analyst

‘I’m paycheck to paycheck.’ I make $350K a year, but have $88K in student loans, $170K in car loans and a mortgage I pay $4,500 a month on. Do I need professional help?

Stock markets will drop another 40% as a severe stagflationary debt crisis hits an overleveraged global economy

1 in 5 retirees don’t see this expense coming — or its $315,000 pricetag

Here’s exactly how much Suze Orman and Dave Ramsey say you need to save right now (and psst: most of you are falling short)

Microsoft Corporation: Reaffirming BUY after dividend increase

Quanta Services, Inc.: Maintaining BUY

Foot Locker, Inc.: Maintaining HOLD

S&P 5003,778.16+99.73(+2.71%)

Dow 3030,217.32+726.43(+2.46%)

Nasdaq11,147.86+332.43(+3.07%)

Russell 20001,764.68+55.81(+3.27%)

Crude Oil85.49+1.86(+2.22%)

Gold1,720.40+18.40(+1.08%)

Stocks extend rally as investors hope for policy pivot

Why home buyers may be about to catch a break

US job openings post biggest drop in nearly 2 1/2 years

Tesla could face its toughest challenge yet as economy cools

Job openings slow to 10 million in August: JOLTS

Bitcoin correlation with gold hits highest level in over a year

Amazon's deals raise question 'No. 1' from investors

Tesla analyst on 'the real value' behind Optimus robot

Apple consumers are cutting back on spending: Analyst

‘I’m paycheck to paycheck.’ I make $350K a year, but have $88K in student loans, $170K in car loans and a mortgage I pay $4,500 a month on. Do I need professional help?

Stock markets will drop another 40% as a severe stagflationary debt crisis hits an overleveraged global economy

1 in 5 retirees don’t see this expense coming — or its $315,000 pricetag

Here’s exactly how much Suze Orman and Dave Ramsey say you need to save right now (and psst: most of you are falling short)

Microsoft Corporation: Reaffirming BUY after dividend increase

Quanta Services, Inc.: Maintaining BUY

Foot Locker, Inc.: Maintaining HOLD

S&P 500
3,778.16
+99.73(+2.71%)

Dow 30
30,217.32
+726.43(+2.46%)

Nasdaq
11,147.86
+332.43(+3.07%)

Russell 2000
1,764.68
+55.81(+3.27%)

Crude Oil
85.49
+1.86(+2.22%)

Gold
1,720.40
+18.40(+1.08%)