Not a bubble but beware: Howard Marks on Nvidia and valuations
Billionaire investor says Nvidia is cheap compared to the Nifty Fifty, the infamous growth stocks like Polaroid and Xerox that excited investors in the early 1970s
From woke to wooing: companies kneel before Donald Trump
Coca-Cola hit the headlines after gifting Trump with his very own personalised Diet Coke bottle for his inauguration
Next Government’s newborn savings plan for newborns needs to aim higher
A ‘conservative’ interest rate of 4% was noted in Fine Gael’s election manifesto for the savings out to age 18 but the S&P has performed much better than that over long time frames
Can Ryanair and airline stocks take off in 2025?
Bank of America sees a better year ahead for airline investors
Zuckerberg swaps fact-checking for Trump: a risky bet?
Meta investors don’t seem to be fretting – for now, anyway
Nvidia and the magnificent seven continue to drive markets
Is it tenable for markets to be so reliant on so few stocks?
Trump policies face market scrutiny as yields spike
Investors are wary of what exactly the incoming presidential administration will do
Investors chase US stocks as valuation risks mount
Most investors appear unbothered by ‘stratospheric’ US prices
Ignore Wall Street and brace for ‘extremes’ in 2025
Strategists who play things safe will probably be way off
Broadcom becomes the latest tech stock trillionaire
Eight tech giants now hold combined market capitalisation of almost $19trn
Leo Varadkar anecdote exposes financial blind spot
Former taoiseach's claim that even ministers don’t always understand percentages underlines lack of financial understanding in society
UnitedHealth targeted: US healthcare giant faces scrutiny after chief executive’s murder
Industry may face regulatory backlash with spotlight turned on sector
Irish savings on the rise, but are we saving wisely?
Savers here are notoriously shy when it comes to investing in the market
Outcry over Eoin Hayes’s Palantir shares may be missing the point
Palantir's business belies its dark reputation