Money

Investing

The news comes just over a month after FTX’s billionaire founder, Bankman-Fried, disclosed a sizable stake in Robinhood.

“Highly polarized sentiment” has investors shunning bitcoin funds in favor of other cryptocurrencies—and flocking to the first U.S. fund designed to short bitcoin.

Negative Tesla stories in the press drive clicks, likes and shares, the currency of the advertising-centric media ecosystem. These negative stories, meaningful or not, impact investor sentiment and ultimately drive Tesla shares lower and this presents an opportunity. Let me explain

“It'’s hard to see the economy walking out of 2023 unscathed," the ratings agency said Monday as it warned of the impact of rising interest rates.

Sales were still down “sizably” from a year ago as buyers have struggled with higher mortgage rates.

Asian investors did not forget about Fed Chair Powell’s less aggressive comments on interest rate hikes on Friday as equities had a strong start to the week, except for Indonesia.

Much of the UK press is now sounding the alarm that the British government’s thoughts of pulling out of the Northern Ireland protocol will unleash economic hell on the UK.

Time is running out for cash-burning companies kept afloat with easy/cheap access to capital. These “zombie” companies are at risk of going bankrupt if they cannot raise more debt or equity, which is not as easy as it used to be.

My deep dive into this fund’s holdings reveal a portfolio that is inferior to its benchmark and the S&P 500, which makes future underperformance likely.

It looks like Britain is about to resort to protectionism.

Just when you thought China might be back on track, a key economic indicators suggests the opposite is coming down the pike.

Here are five stocks that are bucking the market downtrend.

PepsiCo has been named as a Top 25 ''Dividend Giant'' by ETF Channel, with a whopping $32.68B worth of stock held by ETFs, and above-average ''DividendRank'' statistics including a strong 2.77% yield

Adani Enterprises is pushing ahead with plans to build India’s largest copper refinery as the world’s second most populous nation seeks to reduce its reliance on metal imports.

Lower prices, rising costs hurt earnings

If we enter a recession, these floating rate loans will bear two simultaneous burdens: rising interest payments along with collapsing revenues. That’s a classic recipe for bankruptcy.

Based on stability alone, I know which one I would pick.