Investment & Financial Planning for Friday March 3, 2023

Business news and advice. Investment & Financial Planning by [ArcaMax](?ezine=800&lctg=undefined&r=FNRFZ9Ik_kspVanpgFMDqILQ2oDtY4YY531jPuJsNa9DOjMyNzAwODM2NDpKOjIxODYyMjM6TDo4MDA6Ujo2NDQ5NzA6Vjo0Mw) [ The 4 Best Stocks Warren Buffett Has Bought and Sold ]( [The 4 Best Stocks Warren Buffett Has Bought and Sold]( While speculators were fueling bouts of market volatility with panic-driven sell-offs, legendary investor Warren Buffett doubled down on his playbook to load up on growing businesses with enduring competitive advantages. Under his leadership, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) increased its stake in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and Activision Blizzard (ATVI) while lightening up on General ... [Continue Reading at StockNews.com]( [ 5 Reasons to Be Bearish in 2023 ]( [5 Reasons to Be Bearish in 2023]( Some price action for the S&P 500 (SPY) is quite meaningful and tells you a great deal about the future direction of stocks. And some price action is just useless noise. Such is the case for trading during the holidays when so many people are on vacation and trading volume is light. So what can help guide our way for the weeks and months ahead? Reviewing the 5 reasons to still be bearish in ... [Continue Reading at StockNews.com]( Sponsor [ Black married couples pay a higher 'marriage penalty' on taxes than white couples, study finds ]( [Black married couples pay a higher 'marriage penalty' on taxes than white couples, study finds]( David Lightman, The Sacramento Bee Married Black couples often pay more in federal income tax than White married couples. And the racial disparity in California may exceed the national average. A study by Washington’s nonpartisan Tax Policy Center found that nationally, 46% of Black married couples paid what amounts to a “marriage penalty,” while 43% of White couples paid one. That cost Black couples an... [Continue Reading]( [ Powell's debt-limit alarm echoes stealth lobbying effort in 2011 ]( [Powell's debt-limit alarm echoes stealth lobbying effort in 2011]( Josh Wingrove, Bloomberg News In the worst political showdown over the U.S. debt limit to date, a little-known former Treasury official in 2011 helped convince lawmakers that raising the ceiling was the only option. He’s back at it now, but from a much higher perch: chair of the Federal Reserve. Jerome Powell, a financier who was also then serving at a Washington think-tank, criss-crossed Capitol Hill in 2011 to... [Continue Reading]( [Click To Unsubscribe]( | [Customer Service]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [California / Nevada Privacy Info]( 1706 Todds Lane, Box 311, Hampton, VA 23666 Copyright © 2023 ArcaMax Publishing [Facebook]( [Twitter](/ArcaMax)