Weekly Financial Advisor Peer Poll & Results Stay ahead of how your peers are positioning right now. Each week, we capture real-time allocation shifts from financial advisors responding to the current economic backdrop—rate moves, inflation prints, earnings, geopolitics, and

The most-viewed ETFs on our site this week show where investors are concentrating their attention — and their money: $VOO — Vanguard S&P 500 $VTI — Vanguard Total Market $FTEC — Fidelity MSCI IT $IVV — iShares Core S&P 500 $QQQ — Invesco QQQ $IEV — iShares Europe $IZRL — ARK

If you buy a $60,000 car on a 15-year loan at a 4% average rate (assuming refinancing), you’ll pay approximately: $60,000 for the car $20,000 in interest $80,000 total over the life of the loan

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With a forward yield near 7%, Verizon $VZ has durable cash flows, disciplined cost control, and a low-volatility profile. The telecom giant combines nationwide 5G and fixed-wireless reach with 21 consecutive years of dividend increases—backed by $15.8B in free cash flow so far

Today: $HOOD down 9.5% $TSLA down 7.52% $SMCI down 7.73% $COIN down 6.83% $PLTR down 6.67% $NVDA down 4.72% $AMD down 4.63% None pay a Dividend

This market literally makes no cents at all...

Sometimes being early = being wrong

1929 had leverage. 2000 had hype. 2025 has concentration. The S&P 500 trades at 31× earnings — investors are paying nearly double the historical average for every dollar of profit. Just seven companies make up a third of the index. The difference? Today’s leaders actually make

Value investors are like fiscal conservatives — obsessed with fundamentals and allergic to hype. Growth investors are tech utopians — everything’s going to the moon and “this time it’s different.” Dividend investors are the centrists — calm, orderly, collecting checks while

Here's the reality of the 50-year mortgage: The average homeowner moves every 9-10 years Most refinance 1-2 times before that The real impact isn't total interest paid. It's equity lost during ownership. $400k loan at 7%, after 10 years: 30-year mortgage: $52k principal paid

Suppose there’s one thing that’s clear on X. In that case, people are tired of feeling economically trapped—stuck in a system that makes it seem like they have no control over their financial future or their ability to improve their quality of life. That’s exactly why investors

Suppose there’s one thing that’s clear on X. In that case, people are tired of feeling economically trapped—stuck in a system that makes it seem like they have no control over their financial future or their ability to improve their quality of life. That’s exactly why investors

Here's the reality of the 50-year mortgage: The average homeowner moves every 9-10 years Most refinance 1-2 times before that The real impact isn't total interest paid. It's equity lost during ownership. $400k loan at 7%, after 10 years: 30-year mortgage: $52k principal paid

"Over the past 5 years the wealth held by the top 0.1% has nearly doubled from $12 trillion to over $23 trillion," per MorePerfectUnion

If you buy a $500,000 home on a 30-year mortgage at a 5% average rate, you’ll pay approximately: $500,000 for the home $466,000 in interest $966,000 total over the life of the loan The same house on a 50-year mortgage adds nearly $250,000 more in interest and extends repayment

Top themes on X today for investors: Trump’s $2,000 “Tariff Dividend” – Funded by import tariffs and excluding high earners. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested the payments could come through tax cuts or Social Security adjustments rather than checks. Economists warn the

$KHC owns a bunch of household staples, including: Kraft (mac & cheese, cheese slices, dressings) Oscar Mayer (meats, hot dogs, bacon) Philadelphia (cream cheese) Velveeta (cheese products) Lunchables (snack kits) Capri Sun (juice drinks, U.S. license) Jell-O (gelatin and

If you're aggressive, you can bet against housing with: $REK – inverse exposure to U.S. real estate (-1x) $SRS – leveraged inverse exposure (-2x) $DRV – aggressive short real estate play (-3x)

They say hindsight is the best foresight, but right now, foresight may be the best foresight.

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