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Where Will Lucid Stock Be in 10 Years?

The Motley Fool

Founded by former Tesla executives in 2007, Lucid Motors is an electric automaker that focuses on the luxury side of the market, with high-end vehicles emphasizing design, power, and amenities. Lucid's luxury orientation may have also become a liability as the tight economic conditions pressure consumers to opt for lower-priced alternatives.

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Stock Split Fever Is hitting the Market Again With Walmart's and Chipotle's Stock Splits: These 2 Top Stocks Could Follow

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Net income was negatively impacted by a tax liability in the fourth quarter, but MercadoLibre remains reliably profitable, with $165 million in the fourth quarter. MercadoLibre has been a public company since 2007, and it has never split its stock. Total company revenue increased 83% year over year in the quarter.

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Comparing Public and Private Market Performance: Does Geography Matter?

Cobalt

The analysis timeframe starts in 2007 so that you can also see the variance of returns after the Great Financial Crisis. The high variance in early years of our 2007 – 2024 sample period reflects a fair amount of noise in the data. Overall, there are several trends to examine. This blog post is for informational purposes only.

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MiB: Julian Salisbury, CIO, Goldman Sachs

The Big Picture

Salisbury brings a thoughtful, global perspective to managing assets and liabilities on behalf of institutional and individual clients around the globe. He founded Wall Strip (sold to CBS in 2007), co-founded StockTwits (which pioneered the ‘cashtag’ e.g., $AAPL), and was the first investor in Robin Hood.

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The Unexpected Downsides of Keeping Too Much in a CD, Even With Rates Above 5%

The Motley Fool

In fact, CD rates are as high as they've been since 2007, according to Federal Reserve data. Before then, your investment can grow without any additional tax liability for you. If you shop around for the best CD options, you could get an APY of 4% to 5% or more. But there are more profitable long-term investments out there.

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Here's the Maximum Possible Social Security Benefit at 62, 67, and 70

The Motley Fool

If you have significant retirement savings, your early and mid-60s could be a great opportunity to make some valuable moves to reduce your long-term tax liability. While you might have to stretch your withdrawal rate in your 60s, it can be worth it knowing you have a big Social Security check to fall back on once you reach age 70.

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Transcript: Julian Salisbury, GS

The Big Picture

It’s like what do I do, how do I address my needs, what are my liability structures, how do I make long-term investment decisions, and then how do I execute upon that overall advice through these individual investment opportunities. RITHOLTZ: You mentioned liability. RITHOLTZ: — than a family office. SALISBURY: Sure.