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- Ian Cooper
Discover 3 top dividend ETFs offering solid yields, low fees, and strong holdings. Perfect for steady income and diversification in uncertain markets, these ETFs balance growth and stability with attractive dividend payouts.
- Ian Cooper
Build wealth with dividend stocks like Realty Income, Coca-Cola, and Southwest Airlines. Enjoy steady payouts, insider confidence, and analyst upgrades—making them strong choices for consistent income and long-term growth.
- Ian Cooper
CEOs and insiders are buying millions of shares, signaling confidence in companies like Match Group, Nike, and AMD. These purchases highlight growth potential amid innovation, leadership changes, and market opportunities worth watching closely.
- Dylan Jovine
A federal court struck down Trump’s tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, affirming that only Congress can impose such taxes. This bipartisan decision challenges executive authority and could reshape future trade policy.
- Ian Cooper
Markets cheered the blocked tariffs, but caution remains. Trump may challenge the ruling or impose tariffs under a different law. Investors should consider hedging volatility with ETFs like UVXY, VXX, and VIXY. Meanwhile, a new Trump market pattern promising massive opportunity is quietly emerging.
- Ian Cooper
The U.S. is ramping up military readiness amid rising tensions with Russia and other global hotspots. Investors should consider defense ETFs like XAR, ITA, and PPA, which offer exposure to companies poised to benefit from increased defense spending amid growing geopolitical risks.
- Dylan Jovine
Despite the U.S.-China trade pause, China-to-U.S. shipping remains weak, with companies rerouting through third countries. Trump’s 25% tariff on Apple, due to iPhone manufacturing moves to India, may raise costs drastically if made in the U.S. Assembly in America offers a cost compromise, avoiding massive price hikes.
- Ian Cooper
Palantir (PLTR) is up 76% in 2025, boosted by strong Q1 results—$884M revenue beating estimates and raised full-year guidance. Wedbush raised its price target to $140, Citi to $115, reflecting confidence in Palantir’s AI and government contracts. CEO Alex Karp calls the company “on fire,” citing 55% U.S. revenue growth and expanding commercial success.
- Ian Cooper
Quantum computing is set to transform industries with its unprecedented processing power, creating an $850 billion market by 2040. Companies like D-Wave Quantum are leading the charge, while the Defiance Quantum ETF offers diversified exposure to this groundbreaking technology. Early investors have a unique opportunity to benefit from this tech revolution.
- Dylan Jovine
UnitedHealth Group’s stock has been cut in half amid Justice Department scrutiny, trading well below its estimated intrinsic value of $568 per share. While the company’s strong free cash flow makes it look like a bargain, uncertainty around legal outcomes and potential business disruptions makes it too early to buy. If penalties are limited, this could be a major opportunity — but for now, caution is key.
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- Ian Cooper
Discover 3 top dividend ETFs offering solid yields, low fees, and strong holdings. Perfect for steady income and diversification in uncertain markets, these ETFs balance growth and stability with attractive dividend payouts.
- Ian Cooper
Build wealth with dividend stocks like Realty Income, Coca-Cola, and Southwest Airlines. Enjoy steady payouts, insider confidence, and analyst upgrades—making them strong choices for consistent income and long-term growth.
- Ian Cooper
CEOs and insiders are buying millions of shares, signaling confidence in companies like Match Group, Nike, and AMD. These purchases highlight growth potential amid innovation, leadership changes, and market opportunities worth watching closely.
- Dylan Jovine
A federal court struck down Trump’s tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, affirming that only Congress can impose such taxes. This bipartisan decision challenges executive authority and could reshape future trade policy.
- Ian Cooper
Markets cheered the blocked tariffs, but caution remains. Trump may challenge the ruling or impose tariffs under a different law. Investors should consider hedging volatility with ETFs like UVXY, VXX, and VIXY. Meanwhile, a new Trump market pattern promising massive opportunity is quietly emerging.
- Ian Cooper
The U.S. is ramping up military readiness amid rising tensions with Russia and other global hotspots. Investors should consider defense ETFs like XAR, ITA, and PPA, which offer exposure to companies poised to benefit from increased defense spending amid growing geopolitical risks.
- Dylan Jovine
Despite the U.S.-China trade pause, China-to-U.S. shipping remains weak, with companies rerouting through third countries. Trump’s 25% tariff on Apple, due to iPhone manufacturing moves to India, may raise costs drastically if made in the U.S. Assembly in America offers a cost compromise, avoiding massive price hikes.
- Ian Cooper
Palantir (PLTR) is up 76% in 2025, boosted by strong Q1 results—$884M revenue beating estimates and raised full-year guidance. Wedbush raised its price target to $140, Citi to $115, reflecting confidence in Palantir’s AI and government contracts. CEO Alex Karp calls the company “on fire,” citing 55% U.S. revenue growth and expanding commercial success.
- Ian Cooper
Quantum computing is set to transform industries with its unprecedented processing power, creating an $850 billion market by 2040. Companies like D-Wave Quantum are leading the charge, while the Defiance Quantum ETF offers diversified exposure to this groundbreaking technology. Early investors have a unique opportunity to benefit from this tech revolution.
- Dylan Jovine
UnitedHealth Group’s stock has been cut in half amid Justice Department scrutiny, trading well below its estimated intrinsic value of $568 per share. While the company’s strong free cash flow makes it look like a bargain, uncertainty around legal outcomes and potential business disruptions makes it too early to buy. If penalties are limited, this could be a major opportunity — but for now, caution is key.
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