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Freddie Mac (OTCMKTS:FMCC) reported the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.42% as of Dec. 29, up from last week when it averaged 6.27%; this marked the first uptick in

While the statistics scream, investors, often blinded by emotions, do not hear them. However, since history seems to rhyme, what do gold, silver, and mining stocks have in store for us?

What a

Energy stocks have had a remarkable 2022, driven by high oil and natural gas prices due to tight supplies and rising demand. Experts expect a similar performance next year as many factors that

If you haven’t yet applied for the Idaho tax rebate, you now have less than three days to apply for it. The primary eligibility criterion to qualify for the rebate is that residents must have filed

• Brent crude hovers at $83 a barrel as supply concerns weigh
• Retail sales show 27^th December more popular than Boxing Day
• Tesla share price suffers amid production fears

Oil Price Rises

The ban of

Artificial intelligence is fast becoming a common implementation for businesses of all sizes. When you have the ability to automate processes and utilize an array of tools to streamline everything

Similar to 2022, inflation will likely be the main concern in 2023 as well. Along with inflation, the Fed’s actions to contain inflation are expected to drive the performance of the financial

Congress has already approved – and President Joe Biden has signed – the massive $1.7 trillion federal spending bill. This massive year-end spending bill includes several changes to retirement

David Tepper is a prominent investor and hedge fund manager, who co-founded Appaloosa Management in 1993. Prior to Appaloosa, Tepper worked at Goldman Sachs. He has also worked at Equibank and

We are as a people still in the process of coming to understand how stock investing works. I believe that the publication of Robert Shiller’s Nobel-prize-winning research showing that valuations

Ohio lawmakers recently approved a plan that could help prevent evictions. The lawmakers specifically approved a $161 million rental assistance program. Many, however, believe that the rental

Judge OKs $5 Million Suit Over $3.99 Movie Trailer Fraud; Could Trailers for Motion Pictures Become The Next Tobacco?

Lawsuit Over Movie Trailer Fraud

WASHINGTON, D, C. (December 26, 2022) – A

Hedge funds are known to be smart investors; thus, many equity investors are always eager to know what stocks they are investing in. Information on where the smart money is flowing helps such

• Inflation cooled, but it’s still running hot at over 4.5% core.
• The Index of Leading Indicators is trending lower and accelerating.
• The market may rally, but there is no reason to think it will

Investing is a game of risk. No matter what the economy looks like and what you invest in, it’ll always involve some uncertainty. Taking that leap can lead to big payoffs in some cases, but some

GDP (Gross domestic product) is an integral part of a country’s economy because it can be used to determine how an economy is performing. It measures whether the economy is growing or contracting

2022 is definitely one of the worst years for cryptocurrencies. The price of every major cryptocurrency plummeted this year, including Bitcoin which lost more than 60% of its value. Volatility has

Some Americans will get surprise bonus checks of up to $600 before the start of the New Year. Earlier this week, the City of Denver decided to send surprise bonus checks to eligible city employees

Tokyo, Japan, 23rd December, 2022, Chainwire

Astar Network, the smart contract platform for multichain, has been awarded the Product of the Year at the 4th annual Blockchain Award by the Japan

Since the gold market now shows parallels to 2008 and 2013, what can we expect if the correction has just ended?

The USDX’s Breakout

The changes that we saw on the charts yesterday were not enough

Rising geopolitical tensions have made defense stocks a safe bet during such uncertain times. Several countries have significantly raised their defense budgets this year following the conflict

Some Mississippi residents may get some extra money next year, thanks to the latest proposal from Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann. The Republican leader of the Senate recently came up with his policy