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When COVID-19 took full effect in March, touring and concerts, which contribute billions of dollars to the music industry annually, were immediately canceled, leaving tens of thousands of artists financially scrambling to make ends meet.

Despite the markets for both secondary cryptocurrencies and conventional assets buckling under various market upheavals in October, the price of BTC has remained remarkably steady and actually risen in price relative to the U.S. dollar.

Investment Case for the Nasdaq U.S. Low Volatility Dividend Achievers Index (LVDA)

That is why the most interesting release of this week will not be an earnings report at all. Tomorrow afternoon, Apple (AAPL) will launch the latest upgrades to the iPhone, and their new products are about the future, not the Covid-damaged past

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

There are four main drivers of equities this week: Stimulus, earnings, Apple's "Hi, Speed" event, and Amazon's Prime Day event

Our 'Face of Entrepreneurship' for the week is Jamilah Knight, Founder of Fly by Knight.

Delta Airlines (DAL) will report third quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results before the opening bell Tuesday.

JPMorgan Chase (JPM), the nation’s largest bank by deposits and revenue, is set to report third quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results Tuesday before the opening bell.

The third quarter earnings season of 2020 kicks off this week.

As we approach the end of 2020, the working landscape is varied. Some organizations are already back in their offices, while some opted not to transition to remote work when the pandemic started, and many find themselves somewhere in the middle, adopting a hybridized approach.

The current economic scenario is producing a quite extreme “performance dispersion“ across stocks.

Low volatility is a revered investment factor, but like anything else in investing, it's not a free lunch.

There are many benefits of using a rules-based approach using Relative Strength (RS), one of the main cornerstones of our research.

A trader recently reached out asking about an option trading approach that they picked up from a book written back in the 1990’s.

To blunt the impact of COVID-19, a vast number of medical, industrial, and financial resources are being deployed.

There are some things you can't control when you are launching a startup.

Trading has always been a balance between execution quality, opportunity costs, and liquidity.

We’re seeing much the same approach to monetary policy around the world. 

That is why a stock like eHealth (EHTH), with quite ordinary looking numbers compared to the long-term averages, can still look like a bargain.