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These 5 Stocks Are Benefiting From AI Demand Shocks. Here's Why (and How) to Buy Them (opens the original)
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For years, the artificial intelligence (AI) trade looked deceptively simple: buy Nvidia (NVDA), collect the upside, repeat. That was the right call in 2023. It's a much smaller part of the story today. To understand why, it helps to rewind further than the AI boom itself — back to 1990, when American factories made 37% of the world's semiconductors. By 2020, that share had collapsed to just 12%, according to data compiled by the Semiconductor Industry Association and the Boston Consulting Group,
Return Driver, Diversifier or Hedge? The Real Truth About Gold in Your Portfolio (opens the original)
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When it comes to asset allocation, advisers and allocators typically agree on the portfolio building blocks, particularly as it relates to traditional asset classes. Domestic large-cap and small-cap equities, international equity, fixed income and cash all play well-understood roles. While there's a limitless mix of potential implementation options to create a portfolio (active, passive, concentrated, qualitative, quant-driven, thematic ...), when you look through portfolios with similar risk le
IRS Is Taking a Closer Look at Trusts: What It Means for Estate Planning (opens the original)
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Trusts are a common estate planning tool, and with trillions of dollars expected to change hands as wealth moves from one generation to the next now and in the coming years, various trust types and the tax rules surrounding them are getting more attention. But that might not be a good thing if the IRS is taking a second look. In a current high-profile case, the tax agency is challenging how one family used an irrevocable trust strategy to pass wealth to their children. Become a smarter, better i
Don't Quit Your Day Job Yet: 8 Signs Your Plan to Retire Early Is Off Track (opens the original)
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With life expectancies increasing and inflation soaring, many people are retiring later to boost savings and stretch their nest eggs further. However, those who have saved well and are tired of the nine-to-five grind may be eager to retire early. Early retirement has its benefits — traveling, exploring hobbies, and enjoying life while your health is stronger. But make sure you’re not retiring too early. Here are eight signs you may not be ready, according to financial planning experts. You’ll of
Is That Bank Text a Scam? How to Spot a Smishing Attack (opens the original)
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If you receive a text message from your bank about an urgent issue, such as suspicious activity on your account, your instinct may be to address it immediately and follow the instructions in the message. But acting too quickly could make you a victim of a smishing scam and put your personal and financial information at risk. Bank text scams are one of the growing ways smishers trick people into sharing private information. These scams often create a sense of urgency, preying on fears about losin
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