October is historically the most volatile month for stocks. But why? These 4 popular theories fail to hold up.
Although October historically has been the most volatile month of the year, you shouldn’t bet that it will continue to be in the future. Source：MarketWatch
PepsiCo plans to raise prices on sodas, chips and dip — and that has Wall Street worried
TD Cowen analysts flagged the company’s “shifting narrative on affordability” as a risk. Source：MarketWatch
Dolly Parton planned for her estate. The fight with her nephew shows why that matters.
It’s important to have guardrails around your legacy. Source：MarketWatch
Spending $800 to see my family this Thanksgiving is a financial burden. How can I push for a cheaper flight?
“My sister always chooses places where it’s cheapest for her to fly.” Source：MarketWatch
The U.S. and China agree to $60 billion in tariff cuts on products like dolls and fireworks. Rare earths remain a sticking point.
There were no major breakthroughs on big issues including AI, Iran and Taiwan. Source：MarketWatch
Goldman Sachs brings $100 billion Treasury fund into crypto’s institutional plumbing
The bank is bringing its roughly $100 billion Treasury fund to institutional crypto firms without creating a tokenized version of it. Source：CoinDesk
Micron has a chance to set the record straight with its earnings report
Micron is no longer the company it was before the AI boom, and one analyst says it’s time that investors fully appreciate that. Source：MarketWatch
Nvidia is right: Its stock is a bargain by this measure
Nvidia’s stock has gotten cheaper even as the company has sustained robust levels of growth. Source：MarketWatch
‘I’m never selling’: I’m 47 and buy bitcoin with every dollar I earn. Am I crazy?
“When my paycheck lands, it takes a detour through bitcoin.” Source：MarketWatch
MongoDB’s stock is down more than 20% as CEO decamps to Meta
Meta is creating an enterprise platform business that aims to make it easier for developers to use its products. CJ Desai, formerly of MongoDB, will head up…
The stock market usually booms in the November-to-April stretch. This indicator suggests otherwise.
Jim Paulsen thinks lagged indicators suggest the usual ‘best buying season’ for stocks may not be applicable this time and backtesting his model to 1970 shows…
AI agents could drain cheap bank deposits, Apollo's Torsten Slok warns
AI agents could trigger a bank run by automatically moving household cash from lowinterest checking accounts to higheryield alternatives, Slok warns.…