HeyJaredRob Carrick
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Nasdaq reaches record high close as AI stocks extend rally; Shopify boosts TSX after Meta deal (opens the original)
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The Nasdaq notched a record high close on Tuesday, lifted by Micron Technology and other AI-related stocks, while the S&P 500 hovered just below a record high as oil prices continued to soften amid optimism about prospects for a resolution in the Middle East conflict. The TSX gained nearly 1 per cent on the back of a rally in both the tech and materials sectors. Strong gains in Shopify lent support, even as tech newcomer Xanadu Quantum Technologies fell sharply as a lockup lifted on the tradin
The highs and lows of one retiree’s first year out of the work force (opens the original)
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Retirement is a lot like parenthood in that you can prepare infinitely and still be surprised at the reality. A big reason for this disconnect is that 99 per cent of retirement commentary is from people who are not retired. I am, or at least I stopped working as a full-time journalist more than a year ago. So let me clue you in on what to expect when you’re expecting to retire. You might be surprised by the goodwill expressed by the vast majority of people who find out you’re retiring. People wi
Doubleline’s Gundlach says Fed funds rate should be 50 basis points higher (opens the original)
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DoubleLine Capital Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Gundlach said in a webcast on Tuesday the federal funds rate should be 50 basis points higher. “The fed funds rate looks like it should probably be up about 50 basis points higher than it is right now, based upon where the two-year Treasury yield is,” said Gundlach, an influential bond investor. “Fed day is next week ... and we’ll see what happens.” Gundlach noted that at the moment the rate futures market has priced in about a 60
If you’re afraid the trade war will crash stocks, you’ve failed financial planning (opens the original)
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The last Oh My God moment for the stock market was almost a year and a half ago, but it’s worth remembering that it was triggered by the trade war with the United States. The trade war has intensified in the past month, but stocks have sailed on serenely. The year-to-date total return for the S&P/TSX Composite Index for the year to Aug. 31 was 16 per cent, a nice follow-through to returns of 31.7 per cent in 2025, 21.7 per cent in 2024 and 11.8 per cent in 2023. Live updates: Retaliatory tariffs
Oil prices hit six-week high after Houthis attack Saudi sites (opens the original)
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Oil prices climbed to a fresh six-week high on Tuesday after Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen attacked Saudi energy facilities, setting oil installations ablaze and threatening a major expansion of the six-month-old Middle East war. Brent futures rose 92 cents, or 0.9%, to settle at $97.92 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose $1.55, or 1.7%, to settle at $93.03. That kept both crude benchmarks in technically overbought territory and was the highest close for Brent since J
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