Flood Victims Pull Together in Colorado
Volunteers descended on hard-hit Colorado neighborhoods to help people clean up from the floods. Residents are searching through their mud-caked belongings for anything that can be saved. (Sept. 18)
Wall Street's brightest billionaire money managers have mixed feelings about this year's class of companies enacting stock splits.
Given the S&P 500‘s recent surge beyond 5,300, surpassing some experts’ year-end targets, is it prudent for investors to be concerned about a potential overheating in the market? Goldman Sachs’ chief US equity strategist David Kostin believes that now that the S&P has climbed above the 5,200 target he’d predicted, there just isn’t much more room at the top this year. Kostin believes that the current combination of high stock valuations and low projections for 2024 GDP and earnings growth are lik
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"These funds managed to lose value for shareholders even during a generally bullish market," Morningstar analyst Amy Arnott said.
Companies that split their stock see an average annual return of 25% after the split compared to a 12% return for the broader market.
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Most Americans are hoping gasoline prices don’t go over $4 this summer. Chevron and some other top gasoline producers in the state are fighting it aggressively, saying the move will backfire and potentially cause prices to rise even more. California’s attempts to find new ways to lower its sky-high gas prices highlight the state’s tricky transition to cleaner transportation fuels.