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GWG Holdings, Inc. issued high-yield “L Bonds” marketed to income-seeking investors as asset-backed instruments tied largely to life insurance policies and other illiquid assets. Beginning in 2021, GWG experienced mounting financial strain, including delayed SEC […]

Investors are navigating a market that’s both exhilarating and precarious: AI infrastructure demand is roaring ahead, yet geopolitical risk and frothy sentiment are flashing yellow. Today’s playbook distills 10 actionable ideas with a medium-risk profile,

Wall Street rebounds sharply from tariff-fueled selloff as investors digest eased rhetoric and major bank earnings TL;DR S&P 500 jumps 1.56% to 6,654.72; Nasdaq soars 2.21% to 22,694.61; Dow gains 1.29% Trade tensions ease: Trump

1. Tech Valuation Hedge (QQQ Put Spread) – Confidence: 65% Thesis: Bank of England warns on stretched U.S. tech valuations; asymmetric risk/reward favors defensive positioning Trade: Buy QQQ 3-month put spread (ATM/10% OTM) to hedge

Stocks pull back modestly from all-time highs as investors await fresh catalysts amid government shutdown data blackout TL;DR S&P 500 closed at 6,735.11, down 0.28% after hitting record highs earlier this week Dow Jones fell

The sudden implosion of First Brands, a major U.S. auto-parts supplier, has turned into one of the most revealing and chaotic bankruptcies in recent memory. On paper, First Brands carried roughly $5.8 billion in leveraged

Markets shrug off Washington chaos as AI optimism and rate cut hopes fuel record-breaking session TL;DR S&P 500 closed at record high of 6,753.72 (+0.58%) with tech leading gains Nasdaq surged 1.12% to 23,043.38 on

Markets shrugged off government dysfunction Tuesday as the S&P 500 climbed 0.58% and gold blasted through $4,000 per ounce for the first time in history—because apparently, nothing says “confidence in fiscal responsibility” quite like precious

Wall Street has been here before—or thinks it has. Two and a half decades ago, investors were dazzled by the dawn of the internet, throwing money at anything with “.com” in its name. That speculative

Artificial intelligence is transforming the world — from finance and healthcare to e‑commerce and entertainment. But behind every AI model, chatbot, and recommendation engine, there’s an unseen layer of infrastructure enabling it all: AI data