Happy Monday!  When a billionaire hedge fund manager and a former Speaker of the House share the same trades, it’s worth a closer look. Read on to see which stocks they’re aligned on and why they might deserve a spot in your portfolio.

Wall Street is buzzing as September’s inflation data came in cooler-than-expected, giving the Fed the ability to stick to its rate-cutting plans. As markets surge to record highs, this could be the catalyst that propels stocks even higher. Here’s why investors are riding the wave.

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Nancy Pelosi, Bill Ackman Align On These 2 Stocks — Here's What They Know

When a billionaire hedge fund manager and a former Speaker of the House share the same trades, it’s worth a closer look.

Nancy Pelosi and Bill Ackman both own stakes in these two companies, despite having two different investing styles. Read on to see which stocks they’re backing, and why they might deserve a spot in your portfolio.

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Last Week: U.S. indexes closed the week on a high note and set records in the process as cooler inflation data increased expectations that the Fed will stay on its rate-cutting path. The Dow closed above 47,000 for the first time, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 soared to new records as well. September’s consumer price index increased 0.3% on the month and 3.0% year over year, both below forecasts, with core inflation also easing to 3.0%. Oil snapped a three-week losing streak, rising nearly 7% for the week after the U.S. imposed sanctions on major Russian producers. Gold prices pared losses, but remained down more than 6% for the week, marking their first weekly decline in 3 months after hitting a record high on Monday. Lastly, all three major indexes posted their second consecutive weekly gain, with Nasdaq now up more than 20% on the year.

On Our Radar: It’s another busy week on the earnings front, with all eyes on UnitedHealth (UNH), UPS (UPS), PayPal (PYPL) and SoFi (SOFI), which report before the market opens on Tuesday.

Ford (F) was the top-performing large-cap stock of the day, soaring 12% in its best session since 2022. In the small-cap space, Inhibrx Biosciences (INBX) jumped more than 100% after announcing encouraging trial results for its cancer drug ozekibart… But those weren’t the only companies making big moves. Here’s a look at some of the biggest winners and losers on Friday.

Discover how the market is moving with our interactive heatmap. Filter by market cap, or click on any box to explore specific sectors or assets in more detail.

Trade Truce?: U.S. and China are set to finalize a deal to pause looming tariffs, opening the door to rare earth access that could shake global markets. Read on for all the insights and why it could spark a market rally you won’t want to miss.

Autopilot: Carvana is leaving traditional dealerships in the dust with a slick, digital-first approach that’s reshaping how Americans buy cars. Discover why analysts are raising their price targets on this bold strategy.

Stock Of The Day: Will IREN be the next market mover? It’s flirting with a key resistance level. Here’s how high the stock could surge and how you can position yourself before it happens.

Chip Surge: AMD surged after its announcement regarding Super Micro Computer. Insiders say the latest move could reshape AI and computing as we know it. Here’s everything you need to know and why investors are buzzing.

3 Airlines Stock To Watch: Airline stocks have plunged amid one of the longest government shutdowns in history, creating chaos in the skies and opportunities on the trading floor. Here’s a look at three airline stocks you should put on your radar.

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On This Day In 1997…

The U.S. stock market experienced a historic plunge that triggered market-wide circuit breakers for the first time in history. The Dow fell 554 points, or about 7.2%, amid panic over the Asian financial crisis, marking what was then the largest one-day point drop in history. The sell-off was so severe that trading was halted twice, first for 30 minutes and then for the remainder of the session. The circuit breakers were introduced after the crash in 1987 and served as the first real test of those new safeguards.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“The investor’s chief problem – and even his worst enemy – is likely to be himself.“

— Benjamin Graham

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