The weekend reading covers a soft jobs report, a strong earnings outlook, Tesla's delivery beat, Super Micro's racks for Nvidia's next systems and three everyday investors who got rich holding blue chips.
Three everyday investors, including a janitor and a secretary, built fortunes by holding blue-chip stocks for decades and reinvesting every dividend. Three stocks they owned, Wells Fargo, Abbott and AbbVie, show what that patient approach favors.
Read More →Softer hiring has eased fears of another rate hike just as corporate profits keep climbing, a supportive mix for stocks heading into earnings season. The first big test arrives when the major banks report in mid-October.
Read More →September's jobs report showed hiring slowing sharply, unemployment rising and wage gains cooling, with earlier months revised lower. That could ease pressure for another Fed rate hike, but watch whether the slowdown stays orderly or turns sharper.
Read More →Tesla delivered more cars than Wall Street expected last quarter, a sign demand may be stabilizing even though sales still trail last year. Watch whether the momentum lasts once tax-credit-driven demand fades.
Read More →Super Micro builds the servers inside AI data centers, and it has started shipping racks built for Nvidia's next-generation Vera Rubin platform. The next test is how quickly data centers order them as they upgrade to Nvidia's newest systems.
Read More →This newsletter is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Always conduct your own research and consult a licensed financial professional before making investment decisions.
