Economy

What's a good mortgage interest rate in 2026?

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Goldman says two plays on the senior housing boom can rally more than 20%. They also pay dividends

Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on two real estate investment trusts Friday.

Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Builders FirstSource, Vistra, Intel, Lockheed Martin & more

Check out some of the stocks making the biggest moves in midday trading.

How much gold will $10,000 buy right now?

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Buy Amazon for a prospective breakout, says Carter Worth

From here, the chart analyst thinks owning Amazon will generate positive alpha.

Trump wants to ban institutional investors in housing, but would it lower costs? Experts are skeptical

Trump wants to ban institutional investors in housing to potentially lower costs, but experts say the bigger issue is how few homes are being built.

EU states back controversial Mercosur deal with Latin American countries

Agreement after 25 years of negotiations prompts farmers to block roads in Paris, Brussels and Warsaw

Bank of America says extreme sentiment indicators 'all scream sell'

Michael Hartnett, Bank of America's chief investment strategist, pointed to a cluster of extreme positioning indicators.

How much should you pay for 1 ounce of gold in today's market?

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Cramer puts this retailer back on his favorite stock list, calling it a 'coiled spring'

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

Trump revealed some of Friday's jobs data early in post the prior day

The president indicated that private sector payrolls had expanded by 654,000, a total that would have included Friday's jobs count for December.

History shows these stocks reporting earnings next week tend to beat expectations

Delta Air Lines and Bank of America are two companies reporting next week that have tended to beat Wall Street's expectations in the past.