“Winter is coming,” the saying from the "A Song of Ice and Fire" series by George R.R. Martin, made famous by the HBO show “Game of Thrones,” is a warning that lasting conflict could descend on the land at any time. What should investors do during this Crypto Winter?
Those saying that the recession has begun are wrong. If they were right, it would be the strangest recession in history because current conditions point to anything but.
Many investors who hold shares of Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) waited with bated breath this past week to see if the SEC would accept Grayscale’s application to convert the trust into the first spot Bitcoin ETF in the U.S.
How today's unemployment report stacks up against consensus expectations will fuel either the recession or inflation narrative that has been gripping equity markets.
In fact, it can be argued that crypto adoption is at its all-time high, given the number of mainstream companies that are now adopting cryptocurrencies in one way or another.
The Dorsey Wright Energy Technical Leaders Index™ (DWEN™) has substantially outperformed the broader US equity market, while also outpacing Energy sector benchmarks thanks to its concentration of high relative strength constituents.
GrubHub will obviously benefit from exposure to Prime’s 200 million members, and the deal would also seem to be good for Amazon in the sense that it adds even more value to Prime for potential customers.
The Nasdaq US Smart Oil & Gas Index (NQSSOG™), which has been tracking live since July 8, 2016. In short, the Nasdaq US Smart Oil & Gas Index is designed to provide exposure to 50 of the most liquid U.S. companies within the Energy industry.
Bitcoin (BTC) has been battered badly over the last quarter; it lost nearly 58% of its value, its worst quarterly performance in over 11 years. But is it time to buy or to stay away?
Following yesterday’s receipt of the Fed’s June monetary policy meeting minutes, expectations solidified for a 75-basis point rate hike at its upcoming July meeting. Those same meeting minutes also revealed the Fed reduced its GDP expectations for the second half of 2022
There are three factors which are behind the moves of the first half of the year, and it is difficult to say that the second half of the year will be any different
We speak with Simeon Hyman, Global Investment Strategist at ProShares, on how investors can better position their portfolio in the current environment, and which economic indicator may be able to show whether there’s a good chance the economy can make a soft landing.