Stock Market

When crypto prices soared to record highs, many saw it as the golden ticket to wealth. Online forums overflowed with overnight success stories, and social media made every token look like the next big thing. Then the crash came, and it left people staring at debts far larger than their screens. Now, a curious question lingers: if someone willingly bought in and lost everything, could they hold themselves legally accountable? Here’s a closer look at how the law views self-inflicted financial disasters.

Lately, it feels like every risky corner of the market is sinking together. Crypto’s losing steam, and even the stocks can’t hold a rally irrespective of the market you trade in. The slide feels coordinated, and people are noticing.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer investors a flexible, cost-effective way to build wealth, but they aren’t perfect. It’s important to weigh the advantages against the potential downsides.

Firing your longtime broker and turning to AI to make your stock picks raises serious question marks about whether this new approach can properly safeguard your family’s financial future.

Benjamin Graham is often called the father of value investing. He and his book The Intelligent Investor were pivotal influences on the investing philosophy of Warren Buffett.

Benjamin Graham is often called the father of value investing. He and his book The Intelligent Investor were pivotal influences on the investing philosophy of Warren Buffett.