JSE-listed ICT firm suspended for not paying its own dividend

US stocks are safe. What you lose isn’t the principal — it’s time.

US stocks are safe. What you lose isn’t the principal — it’s time. On term premium, private credit, and the cost of American safety American equities are safe. This is said often enough that it …

Reddit is joining the S&P 500 with its stock down 31% this year

Reddit sẽ gia nhập danh sách S&P 500 vào ngày 18 tháng 8, thay thế AvalonBay. Cổ phiếu Reddit tăng 11% trong phiên giao dịch, nhưng vẫn giảm 31% kể từ đầu năm.

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7 Money Lessons I Wish Someone Had Told Me at 18

A personal reflection on seven financial lessons learned too late, covering habits around saving, spending, debt, investing, and financial education. Key takeaways include starting to save before feeling ready, tracking small expenses, avoiding unnecessary debt, leveraging time as an advantage in investing, and ignoring social media comparisons. The core message is that building good money habits early matters more than income level.

The Anti-Forbes List — ranked by wealth created for others

A ranked list of tech and business founders ordered by how much shareholder wealth they created for others — index funds, pensions, employees, and co-founders — rather than what they kept for themselves. Each figure is derived from SEC filings, updated every 15 minutes, and calculated as company wealth creation beyond T-bill returns minus the founder's current net worth. The list covers 28 founders representing $18.31T created for others, with a published methodology for full transparency.

Taiwan’s central bank chief urges caution on leverage as AI stock rally runs hot

Taiwan's central bank governor Yang Chin-long has warned investors against using excessive leverage to chase the country's AI-driven stock rally. The Taiex index has surged roughly 60% since the start of the year, largely driven by TSMC and other AI supply chain companies. Lawmakers have flagged a 'four loans' problem where mortgages, margin financing, personal loans, and car loans are being redirected into equities. Yang stopped short of declaring an AI bubble or proposing new regulatory curbs, instead cautioning that leverage can amplify losses during corrections. Taiwan's economy is uniquely exposed to AI sentiment given its heavy reliance on chip exports.