This is probably one of the worst times in history since the 80s. Farmers are losing their farms at record numbers. Uh farm foreclosures are up, farm bankruptcies are up, uh farm suicides.All of this uh chaos and havoc has happened to America's farmers within 9 months since the president announced terrorists on China and Mexico. Now, uh, China is beginning to buy, uh, uh, soybeans from Argentina, and the president bailed them out with with $20 billion. There's the vice president who's out here, uh, buying l ...

Yahoo Finance senior reporter Ines Ferré explains what stablecoins are, their ties to currency like the US dollar (DX=F, DX-Y.NYB), their use cases, and regulatory guidelines for them in the US. Ines also breaks down what digital asset treasury companies are and what they do as they have exploded in popularity. #youtube #crypto #stablecoins ...

The spookiest thing about Halloween this year might be chocolate prices. Consumer brands like Hershey, Lint, and Nestle have all raised prices, some in double digits recently. And that's because Coco's price has more than doubled since early 2024.That's according to Wells Fargo. And even if it's pulled back from its peak, those higher wholesale prices are set to continue to push up the cost for consumers. So, what's driving the price increases.Well, number one, less cocoa in the market. About 2/3 of the wor ...

You can catch Warrior Money on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. Your paycheck may stall, but your plan shouldn’t. On Warrior Money, Patrick Murphy and Dan Kunze outline exactly what to do now: lock down your “four walls,” freeze non-essential spending, and call lenders early while tracking cash flow tightly. They highlight stopgaps like USAA and PenFed interest-free paycheck advances, urge vets to loop in congressional caseworkers for stalled VA claims, and key nuanc ...

President Trump is considering 10 billion dollars in aid for American farmers amid the ongoing trade war as soybean farmers take a hit from China refusing to buy the crop. This package is being proposed. This is really just putting a band-aid on a open wound.Historically, China is a large purchaser of our soybeans. They're the largest export customer in recent years and they have been buying about 25% of the whole US crop. Unfortunately, they have not purchased any soybeans.Uh, no purchases have been made s ...

[Music] Three years ago, the 2022 bare market bottomed. And as year four of this bull market kicks off, investors want to know how much room we have to run. And that's what we're focusing on in today's stocks in translation.This first chart here is courtesy of Keith Learner over at Truist, and it's showing every third year of a bull market since 1957. Notice the far right. The current year, year three, is the strongest of the bunch.So now we've got momentum. But how long do these bull markets typically last ...

If you were to look back one year ago at this point in time, you would have seen maybe about, you know, 20% of CEOs speaking about AI investment, it was more of an if. And one year later, just one year later, it's not an if, but it is a when. CEOs are starting to see the AI come through. They're starting to see agents and what the impact on their businesses can be.Efficiencies are clear but now there is also this this impact on how and what uh companies are delivering in the market that will also be impacte ...

Opening Bid Unfiltered is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. In times of need, families often rely on GoFundMe to cover expenses ranging from burial costs for a loved one to helping to rebuild a burned-down home. GoFundMe has become the go-to destination in this regard. Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi discusses the Opening Bid Unfiltered podcast with GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan. Cadogan spent years as a search and rescue volunteer and a top tech executi ...

I mean, I remember when I was, you know, 6 years old, my very first investment was a gold panda bear, you know, a Chinese gold ounce. And it took me 44 years to get my money back adjusted for inflation. That happened this summer.>> So, people should remember that about >> Yeah. 45 years. I was right.Gold was the first Bitcoin when it became legal to own. I was there as a small child seeing my dad get just Oh my god. He had a big block of silver that he bought, you know, 40 an ounce and then, you know, there ...

They're really at historic lows right now, even compared to the rest of the, you know, very sluggish housing market. What's happening in the luxury market is similar to what's happening in the rest of the housing market. There are very stark differences obviously between the two markets.However, obviously luxury buyers are much less affected by mortgage rates. They're more likely to be all cash buyers. A lot of f times people who are buying in the luxury market also have more optionality.I think people are ...