The U.S. bitcoin exchange traded fund (ETF) market could be worth $30 billion by 2024, if not earlier, as a string of funds rush to win regulatory approval amid rising investor appetite for cryptocurrencies, analysts say.
Recently, the SEC chairman, Gary Gensler sent shockwaves through the world of retail investing by stating that a full ban on the popular ‘payment for order flow’ (PFOF) operating model that enables online brokerages to offer ‘zero-commission’ trading is “on the table.”
Equity markets today look to be taking a bit of a breather after setting new record highs for bitcoin and the Dow, despite a slowing U.S. economy, rising inflation in Europe, and as China looks to be experiencing its most profound economic slowdown in a generation.
Although September’s daily average total volume in all the metals was below the January-August average, daily volumes did improve across the board after the normal mid-year lulls in July and August.
Nasdaq’s ConnectIR has seen a 260% increase in the number of companies leveraging the platform since the start of the pandemic, and the number of bookings across buy-side, post-earnings and ESG events surpassed the 10,000 mark in October 2021.
When government leaders meet next month at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26), there are high expectations that it will be a turning point in the fight to reverse the climate crisis.
Cecilia Razak, Co-Founder and COO of Slides With Friends, is on a mission to bring remote teams together through the power of engaging virtual meetings.
Today, October 20, 2021, in the market capitalization-weighted index NASDAQ Global Select Market Composite (NasdaqGS), we saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity.
The future of shopping is often painted as Amazon drones delivering packages to remote doorsteps. Shopping is done entirely online, and eventually we'll be able to order things custom-fit from 3D printers, too. Right? No, not quite.
What will be the stock’s next direction? Investors will soon learn the answer to that question when the luxury electric car manufacturer reports third quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Wednesday.
With its 4.54% annual yield, International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) has always been a great stock to buy for dividend investors. But it now appears “Big Blue” has become more appealing to growth investors as well.
The U.S. equity markets are back to feeling bullish after closing in the green for five consecutive days, likely driven in no small part by the fact that 83% of the 53 S&P 500 companies that have reported so far have bested estimates.
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