On National Read A Book Day, we celebrate book lovers everywhere. Whether it’s for education, self-help, or leisure, our Nasdaq executives share their best reads of the year so far and why these are their favorite selections.
Cloud computing equities and exchange traded funds are taking breathers this year. In this case, “breathers” mean trailing tech-heavy benchmarks, not wilting away.
Nasdaq OMX Wind (GRNWIND) was the best performer last month, up 6.6%, with BVP Nasdaq Emerging Cloud (EMCLOUD) in second place, up 6.1%. The PHLX Gold/Silver Sector Index (XAU) was by far the worst performer, down 6.8%.
As tech advances, so does productivity. If the acceleration continues, there will have to be some fundamental shifts in the way society thinks about those profits and the wealth accrued by the owners of the corporations.
There has been a growing trend of reassessing and moving towards a more updated, post-modern portfolio theory (MPT) risk management and portfolio construction process.
No question economists and investors will be parsing the jobs report rather heavily as it is the last one of its kind before the Fed’s late September monetary policy meeting.
While the pandemic has reset expectations of what work life is like for many people, it could ultimately have an even bigger impact on companies – as a mass exodus is underway by the workforce.
Although the spread of the Delta variant has led some companies to delay their return-to-office plans, many are plowing ahead anyway, the New York Times reported recently.
Chinese internet stocks have taken a pounding. Looking for a bottom on the drop has been a dangerous game so far, but there are reasons, both logical and technical, to believe that a disciplined play is a risk worth taking at this point.
Cryptocurrency exchanges provide a crucial source of liquidity to the global cryptocurrency market, facilitating tens of billions of dollars in trading volume on a daily basis.
The group of oil-producing nations known as OPEC+ will meet tomorrow to consider their plan to increase output in the coming months, and while that may seem irrelevant and even a touch anachronistic to a lot of American investors, there are several good reasons to pay attention