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Wall Street Expects the Market to Keep Rallying in 2026 Despite Lofty Valuations

Wall Street is betting that falling interest rates and strong corporate earnings will be enough to eke out yet one more year of stock-market gains.

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Wall Street Sees Another Banner Year for Markets. Could Anything Stop It?

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Could Trump bring down home prices by banning Wall Street ownership?

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Trump's attacks on business have one thing in common — and it's his biggest political vulnerability

Home is where the heart is, but not where the institutional investors are.

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Experts: More units on less land needed for housing

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Trump plan to bar institutional investors from homebuying faces free-market skepticism

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Trump keeps sharing proposals to fix the housing market. Experts doubt they’ll help

Two previous proposals from the Trump administration — opening federal lands to housing development and introducing 50-year mortgages — mostly brought shrugs and, so far, have yet to yield results.

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How banning big investors from buying homes could affect prices

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President Trump takes on corporate homebuyers | How federal action could help housing prices in Jax

Wall Street's Global Economic Impact: Understanding Its Influence

Discover how Wall Street, a major financial hub, influences the global economy. Learn its roles, impacts, and why it's vital to financial markets worldwide.

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Wall Street’s biggest bull reveals what investors got wrong this year — and what’s ahead for stocks and crypto

When Wall Street warned of caution, he told investors to buy. When crypto lost its shine, he called for bitcoin at $100,000. When ether was left for dead, he said it was still in a “super cycle.” For years, Tom Lee, Wall Street’s most vocal bull, has ...

This startup brought WALL-E to life and will also sell you WALL-E’s weird cousin

An AI robotics startup called Zeroth is turning WALL-E into a real-life robot companion. Though the WALL-E version with the Disney-licensed design is currently only on sale in China, Zeroth is launching what looks like an off-brand version of the beloved bot in the US for $5,599.