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Daily Markets: Can the Market Move on From Omicron?

4 years 10 months ago
The unknowns of the current variant as well as potential future ones, the apparent retraction of the Fed’s transitory label on inflation and its impact, the move to accelerate its bond tapering are giving us some things to think about.
Chris Versace

What December has in Store for Investors

4 years 10 months ago
What day of the month or year it is shouldn’t impact traders’ decisions beyond maybe some tax considerations, but the ends of months, quarters and years do provide an opportunity to step back a bit, and look away from the hourly and daily moves that dominate one’s view.
Martin Tillier

It's Time to Start Taking NFT Security More Seriously

4 years 10 months ago
It’s well known that museums and art collectors spend heavily on building state-of-the-art security systems to protect their invaluable artwork against fine art heists. But security for NFTs is sorely lacking.
Guest Contributors

Giving Tuesday: How Blackbaud Empowers Social Good

4 years 10 months ago
Today marks the 10th annual Giving Tuesday celebration, a global generosity movement that encourages people to do good. For Blackbaud, a cloud software provider empowering social-good organizations, Giving Tuesday is a highlight in its year-round mission to give back.
MarketInsite

Morgan Stanley Slashes Oil Price Forecast On Omicron Fears

4 years 10 months ago
The oil market expects that the Omicron variant of the coronavirus could dampen oil demand in coming weeks, Morgan Stanley said on Monday, slashing its Brent price forecast for the first quarter of 2022 to $82.50 a barrel from $95 per barrel expected earlier.
Oilprice.com

How Should Investors React to Omicron and Friday's Market Drop?

4 years 10 months ago
The first thing to keep in mind when assessing the nature and long-term impact of the drop is that it came when a lot of traders and investors were still on break, and thin markets exaggerate moves. That said, where do we go from here?
Martin Tillier

Why the VAT Refund Industry is Ripe for Disruption

4 years 10 months ago
Tax-free shopping was a concept conceived over 40 years ago in Europe. VAT refunding started as a mechanism to give individual exports a similar tax-free status to goods exported en masse by businesses.
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