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November 14, 2026

Nvidia News: Jensen Huang Is Out, and the "Bank" Behind American AI Just Lost Its Founder

By Aditya Raj Singh

Jensen Huang is out at Nvidia over affairs with multiple people, and the company he founded has been the bank of American AI, with about $30 billion into OpenAI and $10 billion into Anthropic.
A hotter-than-expected inflation report has Fed officials talking about a possible 0.5% hike in December, and gold, silver, and bitcoin fell on the news.
President Trump said the US may not need a deal with Iran, keeping oil prices and inflation risk high. Jaspreet Singh breaks down what it all means for AI stocks and your portfolio.

November 14, 2026

Record Highs, a 57-Year Low in Jobless Claims, and a Stock Market Bubble: Inside the Weirdest Market in History

By Briefs Finance

Stocks are booming at the fastest pace in years, jobless claims just hit a 57-year low, and most investors still feel like nobody is hiring.
The Fed is protecting the dollar over the economy, oil swings on every Iran headline, and a few AI companies are carrying an S&P 500 where four of five stocks sit in a correction.
Jaspreet Singh explains why circular financing between Nvidia, OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX rhymes with 2008's house of cards, and how his three investing pillars handle a stock market bubble.

November 14, 2026

Is a Recession Coming? The Fed Just Made a U-Turn It Has Only Made Twice in 60 Years

By Nate Gregory

The Fed has raised rates, cut them, then raised them again only twice in the last 60 years, and both times the economy fell into a recession and stocks crashed.
The same stop-and-go cycle is playing out now, with one big difference: US debt is 125% of GDP today versus about 30% in 1980.
In the 1970s gold rose roughly 24x, real estate 157%, stocks lagged, and cash lost half its value. Jaspreet Singh lays out five assets to consider before the next flip.

November 14, 2026

The 2027 Tax Brackets Are Out: How Some Investors Can Earn $135,300 and Pay $0

By Aditya Raj Singh

The IRS 2027 tax plan keeps the same seven rates but widens every bracket and lifts the married-filing-jointly standard deduction to $33,200.
The 0% long-term capital gains bracket rises to $102,100, so a household living on $135,300 of investment income could owe $0 in federal income tax.
C corporations still pay 21%, small businesses keep the 20% QBI deduction, and the 401(k) limit climbs to $25,500 with an $8,500 catch-up for investors over 50.

November 14, 2026

Rare Earth Stocks: Why China's January 2027 Ban Could Be the Opportunity of the Decade

By Nate Gregory

China plans to block rare earth exports to the US on January 10, 2027, and the US produces effectively zero of the 17 metals that go into phones, cars, dishwashers, and missiles.
When China cut off Japan in 2010 and squeezed Germany from 2015, some rare earth prices jumped 18x and 15x, and one rare earth company went bankrupt while another soared.
Washington is already putting billions into MP Materials, Vulcan, and a stockpile called Project Vault, and Jaspreet Singh walks through how investors can get exposure to rare earth stocks and ETFs.

November 14, 2026

Divided Government Just Changed Where the Money Moves: 5 Market Shifts After the Midterms

By Aditya Raj Singh

Democrats took control of Congress, setting up a divided government with a Republican White House, and the biggest spender in the economy is about to change where it spends.
The day after the election the market had one of its best days of 2026 while AI stocks, Tesla, and SpaceX fell and clean energy, healthcare, treasuries, gold, and silver rose.
Jaspreet Singh maps the five places money is already moving and the history that says stocks rose in the 12 months after each of the last 19 midterms.

November 14, 2026

Buy the Dip or Run? What the Market's Worst Day in Years Is Telling Investors

By Briefs Finance

The stock market posted its worst day in years one day after its best day of 2026, splitting investors into a buy-the-dip camp and a this-time-is-different camp.
The Fed rescued markets in 2000, 2008, and 2020, but inflation is already a problem and the Fed has committed to protecting the dollar instead of the stock market.
Jaspreet Singh explains why nothing material changed in 48 hours and lays out a phased way to buy the dip without betting everything at once.

November 14, 2026

The AI Bubble Isn't Jamie Dimon's Biggest Worry. The Credit Crisis Behind It Is.

By Nate Gregory

Jamie Dimon, CEO of America's biggest bank, told Bloomberg his real concern isn't the AI bubble but the borrowing behind it, because the market "will ask for more and more and more."
Credit spreads sit near 1.5%, a level last seen in February 2007 and January 2000, right before the last two bubbles burst.
Credit crises move in five stages, from boom to pullback, and Briefs Finance CEO Jaspreet Singh maps where 2026 sits and how investors can prepare.

November 3, 2026

How to Budget Every Payday: 5 Moves So You Never Worry About Money

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A median earner could make about $4.7 million over a career, yet most retire with closer to $13,000 in the bank because of a keeping problem, not an income problem.
Audit your money, save $2,000, pay off credit card debt, then automate a 75/15/10 split across three bank accounts.
Earn more only after your system is in place, then protect what you build with an accountant, attorneys, the right insurance, and an estate plan.

November 3, 2026

How to Invest in Stocks: 5 Things to Do Before You Invest Your First Dollar

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Paying off credit card debt at around 22% interest beats the stock market's roughly 10% average, and even Warren Buffett's 19%.
Save $2,000 in a separate emergency fund, learn to research with AI, and decide whether you're a growth, income, or wealth preservation investor.
Write down a plan for buying during market crashes, which have happened 25 times in the last 100 years.

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