More and more people are borrowing against their home equity (HELOC) to invest or pay off debt. Sounds smart? Dave Ramsey thinks it's a trap.
Here's why this strategy is getting roasted:
The nuclear option: You're putting your actual house on the line as collateral. Can't repay? Foreclosure

The tech revolution relies heavily on rare earth elements (REEs), vital for industries like EVs and defense. With China dominating production, Western nations seek diversification, creating investment opportunities in companies like Albemarle and MP Materials, as well as in the REMX ETF.

The article discusses various ways of passive income from Crypto Assets in 2026, including AI trading, holding coins, Staking, DeFi lending, Yield Farming, Mining, and Airdrop, analyzing their respective risks and returns. It is suggested to adopt a combined allocation strategy, focusing on Risk Management, and emphasizing that investments should be made within one's means to cope with future market Fluctuation.

Dogecoin began as a joke and lacks tangible utility, with minimal developer support compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum. Its value has plummeted, making Bitcoin a more reliable investment. Ultimately, Dogecoin remains a speculative asset.

Volatility trading offers profit opportunities amid market chaos, measured primarily by the VIX index. Strategies like mean reversion and breakout trading require discipline and risk management to navigate effectively.

NVIDIA and TSMC, one designs and the other manufactures, both are top players in the AI chip ecosystem. However, the investment logic differs quite a bit, so today let's discuss the differences between these two companies.
Nvidia: The Absolute Monopoly of AI Infrastructure
NVIDIA's GPUs have supported the entire AI era—from cloud computing to autonomous driving, nothing is without them. The latest financial report is outstanding: third-quarter revenue reached $57 billion, an astonishing year-on-year increase of 62%; earnings per share were $1.30, with a growth rate of 60%.
The data center business is the real cash cow—$5.122 billion in revenue accounted for 89.8% of total revenue, a year-on-year increase of 66%. The shipment of Blackwell chips continues to explode, which are used for large model training and inference. Coupled with the collaboration with OpenAI to build ultra-large-scale AI data centers, Nvidia's demand side is basically locked in.
Growth Expectations: The revenue growth rate for the fiscal year 2026 is expected to be 57.9%, 20

The story goes like this: The organization "The Dawn Project" led by tech billionaire Dan O'Dowd aired two ads during Super Bowl LVIII, criticizing Tesla's FSD (Full Self-Driving) as unsafe, and directly urged consumers to "boycott Tesla, protect your children."
A key turning point has arrived - the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) discovered that this guy illegally used the NTSB's official seal in advertisements. The agency directly issued a lawyer's letter demanding cessation and used the term "spurious endorse." This is equivalent to using someone else's "brand name" for advertising without their consent.
Musk's reaction was even more extreme, directly saying "He has lost his marbles". He also added that it was no surprise O'Dowd violated federal law.

The essay discusses the performance of bonds in 2022 and current economic signals that suggest a potential shift towards long-duration Treasury bonds (TLT). As job growth slows and the Federal Reserve considers rate cuts, TLT could benefit from increased demand as investors seek safety.

Elon Musk's new compensation package could total $1 trillion, contingent on Tesla achieving ambitious operational and financial goals. Shareholders largely support the deal, viewing it as a strategy to keep Musk focused on Tesla while ensuring he delivers real results.

Nickel prices stabilized around $15,000-15,500 in Q3 2025, amidst growing demand and increased supply from Indonesia. Despite production cuts, stockpiles rose significantly, leading to a structurally oversupplied market without price recovery expected.

Australian equities fell sharply, with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 1.48% amid negative cues from the US. Mining, tech, and energy sectors suffered significant losses, while some economic indicators showed slight improvement.