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Right now, the p/e for the S&P 500, at 40.08, has only been higher during the 1999 dot-com era. And some high p/e stocks have more debt than equity.
JPMorgan’s stock trades above three times tangible book value for the first time since 2002. Jamie Dimon once called that too high, but investors keep buying.
By now, it’s glaringly obvious: AI is replacing workers. And it’s boosting corporate bottom lines as it does. Dividend investors should take note of this.
Mastercard expands real-time cross-border payments to 22 new markets, marking its reinvention from card network to global money movement platform powering SMEs and banks.
Wall Street left these 8.5%+ yields for dead. But their next dividend raises may show that these patients have a pulse—and send these prices higher before year-end.
Why voluntary discomfort—from marathons to cold plunges to career risks—builds neurological resilience, autonomy, and meaning. Choose your hard things.
Consumer pessimism is eating away at investor optimism
Activist investor targets Dine Brands turnaround, challenging private equity rumors and pushing for leadership change, franchisee alignment, & longterm shareholder value.
In Q2, Snowflake beat expectations and raised guidance. The stock is up 49% and may go up if customers buy its AI services that let users ask questions of their data.
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