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I’m 66. My mortgage is $250K and the rate is 3.4%. Would it be foolish to pay it off from my $770K investments?
“I don’t plan on taking Social Security until 70 and I will have one other small pension.”
Inside the zero-revenue nuclear stock whose 1,500% rally is shaking up the AI trade
Now worth $20 billion, Oklo has become the largest pre-revenue company listed in the U.S., as investors search for the next big AI trade.
The Fed’s interest-rate cuts are fueling a stock market ‘melt-up’ — and ruin for some investors
A buildup in leverage would make the financial system more vulnerable and susceptible to shocks.
No recession ahead — and more stock-friendly takeaways from recent earnings reports
Consumers will keep spending, AI and tech aren’t in a bubble, and the stock market has room to run.
Are investors really suffering because companies report earnings every 3 months?
Rather than short-term pressure, companies typically get a long leash from hopeful shareholders.