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S&P 500 Leader ‘In Discussions With Two Particular Large Companies’; Adds $1 Billion To Buyback

S&P 500 leader Vistra topped third-quarter revenue expectations early Thursday, gave initial 2025 guidance and announced an additional $1 billion for its share repurchasing program. Vistra's Q3 results come along with several other nuclear-related companies on Thursday as the sector has brushed off the rejected nuclear deal between Amazon.com and Talen Energy. Analyst consensus put Vistra Q3 EPS at $1.16 on revenue of $5.01 billion...

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Jim Cramer Admits Apple (AAPL) is a ‘Changing Story’

We recently published a list of Jim Cramer November Portfolio: Top 10 Stocks. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) stands against the other stocks in Jim Cramer’s November Portfolio. Stock markets are roaring amid Donald Trump’s victory. Jim Cramer, who has long believed that Trump’s presidency […]...

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Jim Cramer Calls Trump’s Return To White House A ‘Huge Win For The Stock Market’

In the wake of the recent U.S. presidential election, Jim Cramer has connected the surge in the stock market to the election of President-elect Donald Trump and his anticipated pro-business policies. What Happened: Cramer noted that the conclusion of .....

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Tesla Soars 20% Post-Election: Is This the Start of a Bull Run?

With Trump's Election, Tesla Surges 20%, Paving Way for New Growth Era...

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Big Tech CEOs rush to congratulate Trump on election win

Tech CEOS lined up to quickly congratulate President-elect Trump on his win...

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AMZN

Q3 2024 Laird Superfood Inc Earnings Call

Q3 2024 Laird Superfood Inc Earnings Call...

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Microsoft Outlook now lets you create personalized AI-powered themes

Microsoft announced on Thursday that Outlook is getting a new feature that will allow you to use generative AI to create themes based on your personal preferences. AI-powered themes are available to people who have a Copilot Pro consumer subscription and business accounts with Copilot enabled. They are available on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and the web. With Themes by Copilot, you can build a theme inspired by over 100 locations or create a theme based on your own location. You can decide if y...

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Trump prepares Cabinet picks amid uncertain House control

With former President Donald Trump's election victory, he will now begin the process of transitioning back into the White House and selecting members for his Cabinet. This comes as politicians and observers await the final determination of whether the Democrats or Republicans will gain control of the House of Representatives. Bipartisan Policy Center executive director of economic policy Shai Akabas and The Washington Note founding editor-at-large Steve Clemons provide insights into the potential makeup of Trump's incoming administration on Wealth! Clemons notes that multiple individuals are being considered for key Cabinet positions, including names like Mike Pompeo, Lindsey Graham, Tom Cotton, and Josh Hawley. However, Clemons does not foresee Elon Musk being appointed to a formal Cabinet role despite being a major influence throughout Trump's campaign period. "I think Elon is in a complicated position. For him to get a Senate-confirmed position, I think he'd have to pretty much divest himself from a lot of his assets that define him, like SpaceX and Tesla (TSLA)." Instead, Clemons believes Musk may be offered an advisory role. One of the initiatives Musk has reportedly advocated for is cutting federal spending by up to $2 trillion. Akabas calls this an "admirable goal," but notes the challenge lies in the fact that much of the government's spending is on "autopilot" through programs like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and interest on the national debt. Akabas explains that the potential areas for cuts represent only around 15% of the overall federal budget. "Even if you eliminated that entire part of the federal spending, which encompasses most government agencies, you would not solve our fiscal challenges that we have today," he states. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Catalysts here. This post was written by Angel Smith...

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Amazon is all about the cheap stuff right now

Amazon (AMZN) is making a big bet on low-cost essentials — and it’s apparently paying off...

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TSLA

Stock market ‘exuberance’ looms ahead with Trump win

Strategists believe the massive stock market surge after Trump's victory is the start of a larger rally to follow...

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