Despite a few hot inflation prints earlier this month, the investors who really care about interest rates aren’t worried enough to vote with their wallets. There’s zero real money in the futures market riding on any more tightening moves from the Fed. Zero . .

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Warren Buffett, the “Oracle of Omaha,” is one of the most successful investors of all time. His company, Berkshire Hathaway, boasts a massive stock portfolio valued at hundreds of billions of dollars. But what kinds of companies make the cut for Buffett’s investment dollars? Let’s

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Remember those gloomy predictions of a 2024 recession? Hold your horses, because economist Callum Thomas just threw us all a curveball: the economy might be overheating, forcing the Fed to raise interest rates — not cut them as planned. This unexpected turn of events presents