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Ethereum, despite a 58% decline from its all-time high, remains dominant in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Its growth potential in these areas presents a buying opportunity for cautious investors.

Shares of Ferrari (RACE 1.61%) have hit a rough patch.
The stock is down significantly from its 52-week high and has fallen about 29% over the last six months. A drop like this is highly unusual for the iconic Italian luxury automaker, which has historically traded with the stability of a

The economy operates in cycles. Sometimes consumers have cash to spend frivolously, and sometimes they check their budget before every purchase. In either case, Walmart (WMT 2.48%) captures a decent amount of this spending.
Up until the end of its last fiscal year, Walmart was the highest-revenue-g

Artificial intelligence (AI) became the biggest trend on Wall Street a few years ago, and there has been no shortage of stocks riding its tailwinds. While some of these companies were deserving of the enthusiasm they have received, others have benefited more from meme-driven narratives rooted in AI

Nvidia (NVDA 0.80%) has been one of the best stocks to own over the past three years, but that status has faltered lately. Since August 2025, Nvidia's stock has been essentially flat. That's more than half a year of performance that Nvidia investors aren't accustomed to, but I think right now

Oil prices are up -- _way_ up. They've shot above $100 a barrel in some markets. Some analysts are predicting they will eventually hit $150 a barrel. Iran has said it intends to initiate actions that will send the price to $200.
But what does that mean, exactly? Those prices are definitely higher t

The State Street SPDR Dow Jones International Real Estate ETF (NYSEMKT: RWX) focuses on international real estate outside the U.S, while the iShares Global REIT ETF (NYSEMKT: REET) offers global real estate exposure at a much lower cost and with broader diversification.
Both RWX and REET target rea

The ongoing Middle East conflict raises the likelihood of a U.S. recession, with prediction markets indicating a 30% chance. Increased oil prices and supply disruptions could impact consumers. Despite risks, strong AI investment suggests growth. Investors should maintain a focus on diversified ETFs, like the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF, while dollar-cost averaging for long-term stability.

NextEra Energy presents a stable investment option amid geopolitical tensions impacting energy markets, with a solid regulated utility foundation and significant growth in clean energy. Its attractive dividend yield and stable income stream make it appealing for investors seeking a safe haven.

Analysts Matt Frankel and Tyler Crowe discuss their investment strategies, focusing on reliable businesses while also exploring speculative stocks. They share insights on their most exciting investments and the reasoning behind their selections.

On February 17, 2026, Redwood Capital Management disclosed a buy of 51,600 Molina Healthcare (MOH +2.70%) shares, an estimated $8.48 million trade based on quarterly average pricing.
What happened
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According to its SEC filing dated February 17, 2026, Redwood Capital Management

Retirement requires a thoughtful withdrawal strategy to ensure savings last. Key factors include retirement age, spending needs, investment allocation, and estate planning goals. Adjusting your strategy over time is essential for financial health.

Saving for retirement in a traditional IRA or 401(k) can make a lot of sense during your working years, especially if you're in a higher tax bracket. That's because your contributions get to go in tax-free, shielding some of your income from the IRS.
The problem with traditional retirement

There are a number of reasons investors might want to buy into used-car retailer Carvana (CVNA 5.53%). One is simply momentum over the past three years, where the stock price has soared 4,300% compared to the S&P 500's 70% gain. Perhaps investors are buying into its more profitable, stable, and

The recent slump in tech stocks is primarily due to uncertainty around massive capital expenditures in AI infrastructure, not the Iran war. Major companies like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft are investing heavily, raising investor concerns about return on investment.

While there's never really a good time for a conflict like the war in Iran, as far as the automotive industry goes, it's awful timing. Consider that four automakers alone, Honda (HMC 2.63%), Ford Motor Company (F 1.26%), General Motors (GM 0.69%), and Stellantis (STLA 3.13%) have combined for a