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The winners and losers of the GLP-1 craze. Plus, what it takes to be a great stock analyst… Be cautious of this power stock—and one to buy instead… And why baseball sucks.
The winners and losers of the GLP-1 craze. Plus, what it takes to be a great stock analyst… Be cautious of this power stock—and one to buy instead… And why baseball sucks.
Alphabet (GOOG) just locked in nuclear power for the next two decades, yet uranium stocks are still trading near their lows. Here's why the deal could be the spark the sector needs, and 2 stocks to watch.
Will Alphabet's (GOOG) latest deal put a bottom under nuclear stocks? Plus, the Constellation Brands (STZ) CEO's crazy move… A few stocks are carrying the market… OpenAI's insane valuation… Is Disney (DIS) finally turning things around? … And more.
If you use P/E ratios to gauge valuation, you might be missing the bigger picture—and overlooking some of the market's best opportunities. Here's what to look at instead… and an "expensive" stock that's a buy on any pullback.

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The 10-year Treasury yield just hit a 24-year high, and diesel recently hit a record, both after companies last gave their outlooks. Here's why earnings guidance is the biggest risk in the market right now... and which stocks are most…
AI needs far more electricity than America's power grid can deliver. Bank of America sees a 100GW+ power shortfall developing over the next five years. Here are six stocks we're watching across the AI power trade.
Ian Telfer, mining legend and co-founder of BluEnergies (BLUGF), reveals why gold has way more upside… gold vs. gold stocks… the overlooked ingredient behind investing success in mining… and why he came off the sidelines for this offshore opportunity.
Credit cards get a bad rap—but when used correctly, they can be a powerful financial tool. And whether you're 18 or 80, understanding how to use them wisely could transform your finances.
Approach earnings season with caution… and get ready for a pullback over the next 6 months. Plus, an offshore oil play and a power stock to buy… Will AI kill the American dream? … And should investors own index funds?
A beaten-down stock can still be expensive… and a soaring stock can still be cheap. Here's why earnings matter more than the stock chart when judging valuation.
The PCE came in cooler than expected—but there's a catch. Plus, what inflation means for the upcoming earnings season… Trump's meeting of AI leaders… Anthropic's S-1 is a joke… And not all upgrades and downgrades are equal.
Paying off your mortgage early might sound smart—but is it the best move? This article breaks down the math, inflation impact, and investment potential to help you decide whether to stay aggressive with debt or let your money work elsewhere.
AI is this century's gold rush—and the biggest fortunes will once again go to the companies selling the "shovels." These seven sectors are providing the energy and infrastructure to power the AI boom.
Leveraged inverse ETFs can seem like an easy way to profit from a market crash. But daily resets, volatility, and bad timing can cost you money, even if your bearish thesis is right. Here's what to do instead.
The Nasdaq is hovering near record highs, but many recognizable stocks are struggling underneath. Here's why a handful of megacaps can mask widespread weakness—and what investors should watch next.

Ranked the #1 most listened-to podcast on iTunes financial/business segment for multiple cycles.
Every episode, Frank cuts through the mainstream media B.S. to reveal “what's really moving these markets.”

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