Best Buy’s 25 Days of Deals event is still going strong and today’s fresh offers are now live over at the retailer’s Deals of the Day landing page. Today, you’ll find savings of up to $500 on Arlo and Google’s security camera bundle. You can also cash in and snag a 3-pack of eero 6+ mesh Wi-Fi system with an additional FREE node at $195. Besides that, Best Buy is also offering deals on a bunch of home and kitchen essentials including an ice maker, a slow cooker, a cordless vacuum, and some gift cards starting at just $13. There’s a lot to go through here before you get a sneak peek at tomorrow’s deal, so hit the jump for a closer look at all the offers.
One of the best deals of the lot gets you Arlo’s Ultra 2 Spotlight 3-Camera 4K Security system down at $399.99 shipped. That’s down $500 from its $900 listed price, meaning you’re looking at a solid 55% discount. This set usually costs $580 on Amazon, so Best Buy is offering a pretty good deal today with a $180 markdown on its usual going rate. Additionally, you’ll also find a 3-pack of Google’s Nest Cam bundle down at $349.99 shipped today as a part of the event. It even comes with a FREE $30 gift card and an additional $60 discount for Best Buy’s Plus and Total members.
Best Buy is also offering some great deals on a good selection of home and kitchen essentials, and you’ll find some of our favorites highlighted below.
There’s still one more day left in Best Buy’s 25 Days of Deals event and you can get a sneak peek of what’s to come tomorrow below.
Also, keep in mind that Best Buy’s 48-hour doorbuster flash sale is still live with huge savings on Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, Smart TVs, and more from just $24.
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College football schedule today: Bowl game TV coverage, channel, scores for Tuesday – Tennessean
By the time presents are placed underneath the Christmas tree, another college football bowl game trophy will have been handed out.
And it will happen on the island of Honolulu.
In the lone college football bowl game on the Christmas Eve schedule, South Florida (6-6) and San Jose State (7-5) will clash in the Hawaii Bowl at 7 p.m. CT inside the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex in Honolulu.
The Bulls finished in a three-way tie for sixth place in the American Athletic Conference this past season at 4-4, with all four defeats coming in their last six games. It is the second straight bowl game for USF (a first in six years for the Bulls) and the 12th ever in program history.
It remains unclear who will start at quarterback for USF: Byrum Brown or backup Bryce Archie. Brown has been out since Sept. 28 vs. Tulane with a lower-leg injury, but USF coach Alex Golesh said at a news conference on Dec. 12 that if Brown is “ready to roll,” he will. Since taking over for Brown, Archie has thrown for 1,622 yards and eight touchdowns.
Meanwhile, San Jose State went 3-4 in the Mountain West this past season. One Spartans player to look out for in Tuesday’s Hawaii Bowl will be star wide receiver Nick Nash. Leading the nation with 8.7 receptions and 115.2 yards per game in the regular season, Nash the only wide unanimous selection at receiver in NCAA’s consensus All-American team, per San Jose State.
Here’s how to watch the day’s college football action, including time, TV schedule, streaming information and more:
Tuesday, Dec. 24
Tuesday’s lone college football game between USF and San Jose State will air on ESPN. Streaming options include the ESPN app (with cable login) and Fubo, which offers a free trial.
Tuesday, Dec. 24
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The Smartest Artificial Intelligence (AI) ETF to Buy With $500 Right Now – The Motley Fool
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Artificial intelligence (AI) captured the attention of the investing world like few things that have come before. The excitement around the technology thrust companies once known mostly to tech enthusiasts into the mainstream, while firms across Silicon Valley have seen their stocks rocket up to historic highs on the promise of AI.
It’s still early days for AI, and there can certainly be a danger in getting ahead of ourselves. However, you don’t have to subscribe to the loftiest predictions surrounding AI — and there are many — to see that it has the power to be truly transformative to the world’s economy.
Here are just a few predictions from some reputable sources:
One of the best ways to invest is through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). They offer an easy way to gain exposure to a collection of stocks (and other assets) by purchasing just one security. ETFs are a lot like mutual funds, except that you can buy and sell them the same way you would an individual stock, and they typically have lower fees.
Many of the most popular are broad-market ETFs that track an index like the S&P 500, such as the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF. Many ETFs have a narrower target, however, investing in a specific industry or sector of an industry, like AI.
So, where should you invest your $500? Well, ETFs are hugely popular, and no sector has as much buzz as AI, so there are plenty of options. There are currently about 40 offerings, but here are the top five by assets under management (AUM).
You’ll notice a lot of overlap here with the larger technology industry. There are more granular options, focusing on smaller AI-native companies. But I think a more broad-based offering is the better option: The more concentrated an ETF becomes, the riskier it becomes.
While the Fidelity MSCI Information Technology Index ETF is the lowest cost, with an expense ratio of just 0.08%, for my money, the iShares Expanded Tech Sector ETF is the best option and where I would invest the $500.
At just 0.4%, it is still has a relatively low cost — $40 annually per $10,000 invested. But it has performed slightly better than Fidelity’s option over the past few years, making up for the slight increase in cost. In fact, this year, the Expanded Tech Sector ETF outperformed all of these AI ETFs and the Nasdaq as a whole.
I also like the makeup of its holdings better. Fidelity is much more heavily concentrated at the top, with its top three positions accounting for about 44% of the fund’s value. In contrast, the iShares Expanded Tech Sector ETF has about 25% invested in its top three.
Furthermore, Meta Platforms (META 2.50%) is one of the iShares ETF’s top holdings, but is conspicuously absent from Fidelity’s fund — FTEC holds 296 equities, but Meta isn’t among the list. I think Meta is one of the strongest AI plays among big tech and I’m not alone in this: Meta is one of the top 5 holdings of many of the premier hedge funds on Wall Street.
The firm continues to deliver in core business: it currently operates the first-, third-, fourth-, and seventh-most popular social media platforms in the world, reaching an incredible 3.29 billion people a day. This influence makes its ad space immensely valuable, leading Meta to deliver double-digit revenue growth quarter after quarter since Q1 2023.
And now the company’s AI efforts are paying off, helping to compound its success in advertising by boosting efficiency and enhancing targeting algorithms and the successful release of its flagship product, Meta AI, proves that the company can create an AI platform people actually like, something even Apple is struggling with. I believe these early successes are just a taste of what’s to come; Meta’s long commitment to AI research will lead to products that will greatly enhance, if not outright transform, its business.
Whether you have $500 or $500,000, you could do worse than investing in the companies fueling an AI revolution. An ETF fund like the iShares Expanded Tech Sector fund is an excellent way to do so quickly, simply, and cheaply.
Randi Zuckerberg, a former director of market development and spokeswoman for Facebook and sister to Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Johnny Rice has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Apple and Meta Platforms. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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Steven Hatzakis, Global Director of Online Broker Research, Partner at ForexBrokers.com (Reink Media Group), joined Finance Magnates’ Jonathan Fine for an interview during the Finance Magnates London Summit 2024 (FMLS:24).
Key industry trends were discussed, including innovations in platform technology, the growing importance of educational resources for traders, and the rise of advanced financial products. The need for strong regulation to build client trust and the role of transparency in helping traders make informed decisions were also emphasised. Additionally, the integration of AI tools and the adoption of dynamic review models were highlighted as strategies for staying competitive in a rapidly changing market.
Hatzakis moderated a panel featuring representatives from Interactive Brokers, OANDA, Cboe, and Scope Markets. Reflecting on this opportunity, he said, "I’m keen to hear about innovations in platform technology, whether developed in-house or through third parties. Expanding product offerings, including new markets and asset classes, continues to be a focal point for brokers.”
When asked about strategies that help brokers succeed, Hatzakis pointed to the value of educational content. “Immersive, interactive courses with quizzes and progress tracking are essential for attracting and retaining both beginner and advanced traders,” he noted. He added that such resources could enhance client engagement and promote better trading practices.
Hatzakis also discussed sophisticated financial products gaining traction in the industry. He mentioned tools such as custom portfolios, multi-legged trades, and prediction markets as areas of focus.
“These products cater to more experienced traders, but education is crucial to ensure they are used responsibly,” he cautioned. His comments underscored the need for brokers to balance innovation with client understanding.
On the topic of regulation, Hatzakis emphasised its role in fostering trust. “While some clients might initially overlook regulatory details, brokers need to ensure robust practices and fund protection. Trust and execution quality are paramount,” he stated. His remarks highlighted the growing importance of compliance as a competitive advantage in the sector.
Hatzakis also elaborated on ForexBrokers.com’s evolving approach to broker reviews. “We continuously update our broker reviews and rankings throughout the year, culminating in an annual awards event. We’re also seeing exciting trends, like brokers integrating consumer-facing AI tools,” he explained. This dynamic review model aims to provide timely and relevant information to users directing the broker landscape.
Concluding the interview, Hatzakis stressed the importance of transparency in the brokerage industry. “Our goal is to provide readers with a clear view of both the strengths and weaknesses of brokers, helping them make informed decisions,” he said.
Steven Hatzakis, Global Director of Online Broker Research, Partner at ForexBrokers.com (Reink Media Group), joined Finance Magnates’ Jonathan Fine for an interview during the Finance Magnates London Summit 2024 (FMLS:24).
Key industry trends were discussed, including innovations in platform technology, the growing importance of educational resources for traders, and the rise of advanced financial products. The need for strong regulation to build client trust and the role of transparency in helping traders make informed decisions were also emphasised. Additionally, the integration of AI tools and the adoption of dynamic review models were highlighted as strategies for staying competitive in a rapidly changing market.
Hatzakis moderated a panel featuring representatives from Interactive Brokers, OANDA, Cboe, and Scope Markets. Reflecting on this opportunity, he said, "I’m keen to hear about innovations in platform technology, whether developed in-house or through third parties. Expanding product offerings, including new markets and asset classes, continues to be a focal point for brokers.”
When asked about strategies that help brokers succeed, Hatzakis pointed to the value of educational content. “Immersive, interactive courses with quizzes and progress tracking are essential for attracting and retaining both beginner and advanced traders,” he noted. He added that such resources could enhance client engagement and promote better trading practices.
Hatzakis also discussed sophisticated financial products gaining traction in the industry. He mentioned tools such as custom portfolios, multi-legged trades, and prediction markets as areas of focus.
“These products cater to more experienced traders, but education is crucial to ensure they are used responsibly,” he cautioned. His comments underscored the need for brokers to balance innovation with client understanding.
On the topic of regulation, Hatzakis emphasised its role in fostering trust. “While some clients might initially overlook regulatory details, brokers need to ensure robust practices and fund protection. Trust and execution quality are paramount,” he stated. His remarks highlighted the growing importance of compliance as a competitive advantage in the sector.
Hatzakis also elaborated on ForexBrokers.com’s evolving approach to broker reviews. “We continuously update our broker reviews and rankings throughout the year, culminating in an annual awards event. We’re also seeing exciting trends, like brokers integrating consumer-facing AI tools,” he explained. This dynamic review model aims to provide timely and relevant information to users directing the broker landscape.
Concluding the interview, Hatzakis stressed the importance of transparency in the brokerage industry. “Our goal is to provide readers with a clear view of both the strengths and weaknesses of brokers, helping them make informed decisions,” he said.
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Illinois Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 results for Dec. 23, 2024 – Peoria Journal Star
The Illinois Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Dec. 23, 2024, results for each game:
22-42-44-57-64, Powerball: 18, Power Play: 2
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Midday: 8-6-0, Fireball: 8
Evening: 3-7-7, Fireball: 3
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Midday: 0-8-7-3, Fireball: 9
Evening: 6-7-2-2, Fireball: 2
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Midday: 01-11-15-17-44
Evening: 08-16-20-27-36
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10-17-18-19-27-47, Extra Shot: 09
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