Equities today are likely experiencing some pre-European Central Bank meeting jitters ahead of the bank’s monetary policy meeting tomorrow, September 9.
Around the world, inflation and costly, slow transactions have been the norm in traditional financial systems for decades. That is, until the emergence of cryptocurrencies.
The world’s second-largest crypto asset in market valuation, Ethereum (ETH), has seen significant gains during the last few months. And the term "flippening" refers to the moment Ethereum hypothetically overtakes Bitcoin (BTC) as the biggest cryptocurrency.
I have been a consistent bull on Apple (AAPL) over the last couple of years; if you look at the two-year chart below, that may seem to be a no-brainer move to make. But during that time, my optimistic outlook for the stock has not been universally shared.
Regulation of the digital economy has become a priority for governments across the globe at a time when technology and data are more critical than ever.
While it may be a light day in terms of economic data and earnings-related news, there are ample items on investor’s minds: Renewed concerns over the supply of auto chips and the delta variant are spurring a fresh round of GDP forecast cuts
While there is no question that the rapid uptake of sustainable investing is impressive, the long-term health of this endeavor relies on one thing: Satisfying both issuers and investors alike that funds are being used to drive projects that have sustainability at their core.
Bringing on new tech for RIA compliance can be a major undertaking on top of handling the constantly-updated compliance regulations a firm must navigate.
Recently, Portfolio Manager John Paulson said that cryptocurrency is a "worthless bubble." Rob Charles, Crypto expert and Founder of Goldfingr, the first-ever all-inclusive global investment platform, believes that the statement is not only short-sided, but also incorrect.
Ida, as a hurricane and then a tropical depression, is the latest storm to come thrashing through a large swath of the United States, leaving dramatic destruction in its wake. This, unfortunately, is not surprising.
Normally, on the first Friday of the month, I wait for the jobs report before writing anything. It is, after all, the grandaddy of all data releases. But this time is different.
Triangulating the August ADP Employment Change Report with employment data contained in both the August ISM Manufacturing Index and August Markit Manufacturing PMI data, we’ve received a mixed view on U.S. job creation so far this week