by Jack Delaney
Before Lyft goes public, we want our readers to be prepared with a Lyft stock and IPO guide.
In the guide, we let you know how the company operates, how much it is worth, and how you will be able to buy Lyft stock.
Here's everything you need to know before the highly anticipated public offering...
by Casey Wilson
U.S. President Donald Trump has a new idea for his promised wall along the Mexican-American border…
A solar panel wall.
But there's a little problem with the wall: It's expensive...
by Alex McGuire
Silver has been crushed since last week's rate hike, with prices down 3.6% since June 14.
But we still maintain a bullish silver price prediction for the rest of 2017.
Here's why the metal could rebound 33.1% through Q4 - and how you can best profit from it...
by Ashley Moore
These top biotech stocks have gained as much as 109% in the past month.
But these quick gains aren't the full story, with some being down as much as 51% so far this year.
The Dow Jones new today features a bill in the U.S. Senate that would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
Dow Jones futures are down 15 points in pre-market hours and oil prices remain in bear market territory.
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World stock markets were mixed overnight, as gains were limited by swooning energy sector stocks due to falling crude oil prices recently. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward weaker openings when the New York day session begins.
Gold prices are holding moderate gains in pre-U.S.-session trading. Short covering in the futures market and bargain hunting in the cash market are featured, following recent selling pressure.
by Casey Wilson
Mexico just legalized medical marijuana – but there's a catch.
And it's bad news for investors...
In Dow Jones news today, stock prices fell as crude oil prices continue to slide.
Gold prices climbed on the day, but silver prices were down.
Penny stocks are typically safe investments if you do the proper amount of research.
But there are some companies out there capable of ripping off investors through smoke and mirrors.
U.S. President Donald Trump's tweet yesterday about China's failure to halt North Korea's aggression caused immediate media stir.
Some outlets suspected POTUS was preparing for war, while others believed coercion was the post's true intent.
