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• Thu, March 13, 2025

by: AOL

The Best Stocks to Invest $1,000 in Right Now

Things haven't been all flowers and sunshine for the stock market to start 2025. Many big-name stocks and two of the market's top indexes, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite, have found themselves in the negative for the year (as of March 10).

by: Reuters

Europe's top money managers start to bring defence stocks in from the cold

European asset managers are reconsidering their policies on investing in defence, under pressure from clients and some politicians to loosen restrictions and help fund the continent's race to re-arm.

by: Benzinga

'When Do You Keep A Stock? When Do You Sell It, And When Do You Add To It?' Suze Orman Says Don't Sell Out Of Fear

When do you keep a stock? When do you sell it, and when do you add to it?" That's the question Suze Orman recently posed on her "Women & Money" podcast â€” and it's one that many investors struggle with,

by: WOPRAI

Short squeeze is starting in shares of RBTC at $0.063, after crossing above the $0.056 Trigger Price

by: MoneyWeek

ISA investments by age: should I invest more in my stocks and shares ISA?

Stocks and shares ISAs are a great way to grow long-term wealth, but are they overlooked compared to cash savings? We look the average ISA investment by age and if you should have more.

by: financebuzz

Make Your Money Work for You: Use These Tools to Get Ahead

No matter your financial goals, it's important to make your money work for you. From setting a budget to paying off debt, discover our top tips to build wealth.

by: MarketWatch

Stock Market Today: Dow falls 400 points, S&P 500 nears correction and Nasdaq drops on more Trump tariff threats

Follow all the latest U.S. market action for Thursday as stocks resume selloff and President Trump threatens more tariffs.

by: WSBT

Stock market drop raises concerns about 401(k) plans

Fears of a recession and retaliatory tariffs from China, Canada and other countries prompted Monday's selloff of stocks on Wall Street.With that sell off, many

by: Kiplinger

Stock Market Today: Stocks Drop on Trump's EU Tariff Threats

While Adobe beat on the top- and bottom-line for its fiscal first quarter and gave solid fiscal Q2 guidance, its net new annual recurring revenue of roughly $410 million landed at the low end of expectations, says UBS Global Research analyst Karl Keirstead.

by: Cryptopolitan

Warren Buffett is the only person on Wall Street not in the red right now

by: Investopedia

S&P 500 Gains and Losses Today: Index Falls Into Correction Amid Economic Uncertainty

The S&P 500 dropped 1.4% on Thursday, March 13, 2025, falling into a correction for the first time since 2023 amid worries about the economy.

by: MarketBeat

Dividends Are Rising: 3 Foreign Stocks Boosting Payouts

Dividend-paying stocks come in many flavors that can help satisfy investors' appetite for income. While many focus simply on stocks returning capital in the United States, foreign dividend stocks can offer a worthwhile area for exploration.

by: WOPRAI

Short squeeze is starting in shares of JFBC at $19.25, after crossing above the $18.961 Trigger Price

by: Benzinga

Warren Buffett Said 'Bad News Is an Investor's Best Friend' and If You're Not Ready for Stocks to Drop 50%, You Shouldn't Be Investing

The stock market is taking a beatingâ€”again. The Nasdaq just hit its lowest level since 2020, the S&P 500 is deep in the red, and investors are scrambling. Recession fears, inflation worries, and policy uncertainty have Wall Street on edge.

by: Kiplinger

Is 2025 a Bad Year To Retire?

Why 2025 could be a bad year to retire. When retiring in a down market, you must be mindful of the sequence-of-returns risk. That occurs when poor investment returns early in reti

by: MarketWatch

Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq look to consolidate latest rally; Intel pops but Adobe falls

Follow all the latest U.S. market action for Thursday here to see if stocks can shrug off a soft start and continue their nascent rebound.

by: WOPRAI

Short squeeze is starting in shares of FBYDW at $1.03, after crossing above the $1.029 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of IDR at $12.115, after crossing above the $11.919 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of GOLD at $19.01, after crossing above the $18.926 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of REGCP at $23.83, after crossing above the $23.793 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of QMCO at $13.59, after crossing above the $13.579 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of NCDL at $17.21, after crossing above the $17.194 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of MEC at $14.38, after crossing above the $14.348 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of HUIZ at $3.3, after crossing above the $3.255 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of BMY at $60.64, after crossing above the $60.604 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of WLK at $108.165, after crossing above the $107.819 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of VSTEW at $0.054, after crossing above the $0.05 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of SCSC at $36.23, after crossing above the $35.931 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of PFIS at $45.92, after crossing above the $45.361 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of ORGS at $3.64, after crossing above the $3.31 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of LUXH at $0.092, after crossing above the $0.092 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of LHX at $212.45, after crossing above the $212.261 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of KOOL at $10.32, after crossing above the $10.301 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of JAZZ at $137.46, after crossing above the $134.995 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of IOSP at $98.94, after crossing above the $98.658 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of FSUN at $38.585, after crossing above the $38.242 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of FSBW at $37.26, after crossing above the $37.208 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of FBRT at $13.33, after crossing above the $13.328 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of TAK at $15.135, after crossing above the $15.12 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of MRK at $96.05, after crossing above the $95.122 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of MDV at $15.582, after crossing above the $15.289 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of KBDC at $16.65, after crossing above the $16.612 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of XOS at $3.45, after crossing above the $3.374 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of VCYT at $31, after crossing above the $30.991 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of GBTG at $7.39, after crossing above the $7.385 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of EE at $28.55, after crossing above the $28.394 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of DSHK at $0.148, after crossing above the $0.122 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of ABAT at $1, after crossing above the $0.991 Trigger Price

Is 2025 a Bad Year To Retire?

Why 2025 could be a bad year to retire. When retiring in a down market, you must be mindful of the sequence-of-returns risk. That occurs when poor investment returns early in reti

The article from Kiplinger discusses whether 2023 is a bad year to retire, highlighting several key considerations for potential retirees. It points out that despite economic challenges like inflation, high interest rates, and market volatility, retiring in 2023 might not be as detrimental as one might think. The piece suggests that while inflation has been high, it's expected to decrease, and Social Security benefits have been adjusted upwards to help offset inflation. Additionally, the article notes that the stock market, although volatile, has historically recovered from downturns, suggesting that a well-diversified portfolio could still support retirement. It also emphasizes the importance of personal financial readiness, including having enough savings, understanding one's risk tolerance, and possibly delaying retirement or working part-time to bridge any financial gaps. The overarching message is that while economic conditions are not ideal, individual circumstances, strategic planning, and adaptability play significant roles in deciding whether to retire in 2023.

Read the Full Kiplinger Article at:
https://www.kiplinger.com/retirement/is-this-a-bad-year-to-retire

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