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It’s well-known that AI currently accounts for more than 25% of S&P earnings, but how does that outsized influence translate to the full economy?

Lower- and middle-income U.S. consumers are feeling strain, while higher-income households are still spending, leading to a similar “K-shaped” pattern as we saw earlier in the decade.

Parts of the U.S. stock market are unquestionably expensive, but many areas are not, another argument for a well-diversified portfolio.

Big tech companies saw sharp volatility in early November. Mitch argues that investors can count on more turbulence from a sector that has been so dominant for so long.

Private markets have historically been used by large institutions like universities, endowments, and pension funds. Now they may become available to ordinary investors—what could go wrong?