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Stocks see AI as an earnings engine. The Fed sees an inflation risk—and both perspectives may be right.

Financial preparation tends to matter most before a crisis, not during one. A job loss, a medical bill, a market downturn: these events do not announce themselves. The households that navigate them with the least disruption are typically the ones that built a financial foundation while the stakes...

The market looks strong at the index level, but fewer stocks are participating. Here’s why concentration beneath the S&P 500 matters.

Stocks are battling a powerful force: a 5.3% risk-free rate. The question is whether earnings can reach escape velocity before gravity takes over.

The labor market is cooling, inflation remains stubborn, and consumers are losing purchasing power. The Fed has no appetizing choices left.