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Hunting passive income? These ASX dividend stocks just got fresh buy calls — and a warning about traps

Hunting passive income? These ASX dividend stocks just got fresh buy calls — and a warning about traps

Motley Fool Australia on Jan. 18 recommended L1 Long Short Fund and Washington H. Soul Pattinson as dividend picks amid renewed interest in ASX income stocks. The S&P/ASX 200 closed Friday at its highest since October 2025. Morningstar’s Shaun Ler said the average ASX 200 yield is near 3.3%, raising questions about dividend sustainability. Rask Media warned high yields can signal underlying financial strain.
18 January 2026
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Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

Stock Market Today 13.01.2026

WHSP Holdings insiders, led by Robert Millner, bought AU$3.4 million in shares over 12 months with no insider sales; insiders now hold 5.4% of the company. JPMorgan Chase dropped over 3% midday after missing estimates, while Moderna surged 14% on a strong 2025 sales forecast. Arch Capital Group trades near $90.77 as momentum slows, with analysts’ targets averaging $108.31. BofA Securities upgraded Coinbase Global to Buy, setting a $340 target.
13 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Tech Stocks Rebound as Investors Buy the Dip After Nasdaq’s Worst Day in a Year
    June 9, 2026, 6:15 PM EDT. The Nasdaq Composite rebounded about 1% on Monday following a 4% drop on Friday, triggered by a strong U.S. jobs report that shifted Wall Street's interest rate outlook. The PHLX Semiconductor Index (SOX) surged over 5% despite rising Treasury yields and geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel. Experts remain cautious: Bank of America projected a 6% year-end decline in the S&P 500, advising investors to "take profits" amid multiple sell signals historically linked to market peaks. Meanwhile, bullish investors expect broader market leadership and growth beyond high-flying memory and semiconductor stocks. New IPOs from SpaceX and AI companies Anthropic and OpenAI also attract attention as potential drivers of future market momentum.

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D-Wave Quantum Drops Almost 9% As QBTS Grabs Attention Again

D-Wave Quantum Drops Almost 9% As QBTS Grabs Attention Again

10 June 2026
D-Wave Quantum plunged 8.94% to $23.52 as investors dumped speculative tech stocks ahead of key inflation data, despite the company touting a 1,994% surge in Q1 bookings and a potential $100 million federal award that is not yet finalized; revenue fell 81% and D-Wave posted an $18.4 million net loss, with rivals IonQ, Rigetti, and Quantum Computing Inc. also down about 9–10%.
Ford AI, energy gains pause after rally

Ford AI, energy gains pause after rally

10 June 2026
Ford shares dipped to $14.95 in late trading as investors weighed GM’s new sodium-ion battery partnership against Ford’s own $17 billion energy-storage rally, with May sales down 13.6% and EDF deliveries not expected until 2028, leaving the stock’s future tied to contracting momentum and regulatory advantages.
NuScale Tumbles as Nuclear-AI Trade Hits Bump

NuScale Tumbles as Nuclear-AI Trade Hits Bump

10 June 2026
NuScale Power plunged 7.2% to $10.00 on heavy volume as investors cut exposure to speculative nuclear stocks amid a Nasdaq selloff, with no new contracts announced and revenue down sharply year-over-year; the company’s future hinges on landing binding module deals and project financing, leaving shares sensitive to risk-off sentiment.
Visa, Mastercard get court win in $38 billion swipe-fee case

Visa, Mastercard get court win in $38 billion swipe-fee case

10 June 2026
Visa and Mastercard shares jumped 1.7% and 2% after a Brooklyn judge gave preliminary approval to their $38 billion swipe-fee settlement with U.S. merchants, a deal expected to save merchants $38 billion by 2031 and cap standard consumer-card rates at 1.25% for eight years, though major retailers and trade groups remain opposed.
Opendoor Faces Russell 3000 Deadline as Housing Market Remains Main Issue

Opendoor Faces Russell 3000 Deadline as Housing Market Remains Main Issue

9 June 2026
Opendoor shares rose 0.8% to $4.34 as investors positioned for its pending inclusion in the Russell 3000, set to take effect after June 26; index entry can boost demand from passive funds, but Opendoor’s Q1 revenue fell to $720 million with a wider $173 million net loss, and the company warned of risks from mortgage-rate volatility and housing market swings.
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