Inactive Traders, or ‘Dead Investors’, Often Yield Higher Returns, Experts Say
Inactive traders adopting a "buy and hold" strategy often yield better returns than active trading, due to lower costs and less impulsive decisions.
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Good News Turns Sour for Stock Market Amid December Jobs Report
Stock market concludes softer week with a thud after December jobs report surpasses expectations, impacting U.S.…
Insider Perspective: How Applovin and Other Stocks Defy Market Expectations
Explore why new investors may not care about valuations, how new exchange-traded funds could revolutionize Wall…
Boost your Portfolio with Top Industrial Stock in Data Centers
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Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust is purchasing 75 shares of Dover, increasing its total holdings to 250 shares or about 1.4% of its portfolio. Despite falling share prices in response to soft PMI numbers, Cramer views this as a buying opportunity due to Dover's diverse business lines including thermal connectors for data centers, heat…
Orsted secures $680M JPMorgan support for Danish solar projects
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Orsted, a Danish renewable energy developer, has received a $680 million investment from JPMorgan for two…
Solar Industry Braces for Potential Trump 2024 Win
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Despite the Republican party's threats to cut the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), solar industry CEOs are…