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Why Our $40 Trillion Debt Matters

Why Our $40 Trillion Debt Matters

The $40 trillion US national debt is crowding out private investment and stifling international trade. Massive federal borrowing inflates interest rates and strengthens the dollar, ultimately weakening US exports and domestic growth.

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This Week's Deep Dive: Robinhood

This Week's Deep Dive: Robinhood

Robinhood (HOOD) is evolving into a financial super-app following record revenue and profit growth. While surging deposits fuel bullish sentiment, investors must weigh its high valuation against risks from shifting market conditions.

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EDITOR'S CHOICE

Sheraz Mian

S&P 500 earnings are projected to grow 23% in Q3, extending a 12-quarter winning streak as revisions broaden across...

Lance Roberts

Rising inflation and deficits are pushing global bond yields higher, with the US 10-year Treasury hitting 4.42%.

Pretiorates

Fed Chair Kevin Harsh faces immediate pressure as rising Treasury yields and record margin debt signal market fragility.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Norman Mogil

The Bank of Israel cut interest rates to 3.25% as inflation slowed to 1.5%, diverging from other advanced economies.

Fredrik Arnold

TRMD is poised for a 41.7% return next year, driven by a massive 28.9% dividend yield and steady price gains.

Lucas Juery, CFA

Being a millionaire is more common in the US than any other country, but it also means considerably less.

Gregor Horvat

The S&P 500 pushes toward new highs between 7,875 and 7,950 as it enters the final leg of a recovery stage.

Norman Mogil

Canada’s trade walkout highlights minimal economic exposure and deep U.S. reliance on Canadian energy and potash.