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Happy Fourth of July!

Everywhere around the U.S. people were firing up the grill and getting ready for fireworks and Wall Street took a well-deserved break. The markets were closed today for Independence Day, giving all of us traders and investors a chance to step away from the charts and spend time with family. It sure did feel nice.

It's pretty fitting when you think about it—the same independence we're celebrating today is what gave us the free market system that lets us all chase our financial dreams. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting to build your portfolio, today's a good reminder that the opportunities we have in American markets didn't happen by accident.

The NYSE and Nasdaq will be back open Monday, July 7th, but for now, let's enjoy the holiday. After all, there's more to life than watching those red and green numbers all day.

Have a great Fourth of July!

NEW YORK (Reuters) -Investors will be keeping a close eye on tariff headlines out of Washington next week, as a temporary suspension of punitive import levies is set to expire. If that Wednesday deadline passes without an increase in trade tensions, it could prove positive for the markets.

Negotiators from more than a dozen major U.S. trading partners are rushing to reach agreements with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration by July 9 to avoid even higher tariffs, and Trump and his team have kept up the pressure in recent days.

On Wednesday, Trump announced a deal with Vietnam that he says will impose a lower-than-promised 20% tariff on many Vietnamese exports. While the administration has teased a forthcoming deal with India, talks with Japan, the sixth-largest U.S. trading partner and closest ally in Asia, appeared to hit roadblocks.

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Dividend-growing companies can be a fantastic foundation for a robust portfolio, offering a compelling blend of income and potential capital appreciation.

When a company consistently increases its payouts, it often signals a healthy business with strong free cash flow and management confident in its future prospects. Let's delve into why Worthington Enterprises (WOR), Kroger (KR), and Matson (MATX) are strong contenders in this space, often outperforming their peers.

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