Investors on Main Street and Wall Street frequently have clashing ideas on which stocks are the most likely to be good growth investments. The problem is that Aurora's quarterly revenue is actually declining; in the last year, quarterly sales dipped by more than 21.5%. Read More...
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5 things you really should not buy in 2023
The recession drum beats on, interest rates are rising, and the stock market has taken a tumble, and yet retail sales have risen 6.5% in the last 12 months, trailing a 7.1% increase in the cost of living. The personal saving rate — meaning personal saving as a percentage of disposable income, or the share of income left after paying taxes and spending money — hit 2.4% in the third quarter from 3.4% in the prior quarter, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said. Are people buying stocks during a bearish market, and/or have they run out of their pandemic-era savings?
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