Bitcoin has always been fond of a new year’s rally and its January climb to all-time highs bears testament to that. However, there are fundamental differences in this latest market movements compared to previous--not least the strength of Bitcoin as an asset.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) yesterday became the latest company to request an emergency use authorization from the FDA for their Covid-19 vaccine. If approved, JNJ would be the third to achieve such an authorization in the U.S.
The large reduction in the U.S. Federal corporate tax rate, from 35% to 21% enacted in 2017, has been criticized as a contributor to income inequality and not relevant to economic growth
The reality is that there are bad actors who seek to leverage the markets for ill-gotten gains, and this is where Nasdaq Surveillance plays an active role in protecting the markets for all investors.
Every year, hundreds of companies turn to the public markets to raise capital to fund future growth, reward early investors and achieve broader name recognition and deeper awareness of its services and products. But have you ever wondered how a company becomes a listed company?
Each exchange offers its own unique market structure and incentives for membership. Only broker dealers registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are eligible for membership on any of the Nasdaq exchanges.
Simply put, a stock exchange is a regulated venue where buyers and sellers trade stocks, otherwise known as securities. Exchanges provide liquidity, which is critical in giving investors and market participants the ability to buy and sell securities at fair market value.
Spurring equities higher is progress on COVID-19 vaccine distribution and renewed U.S. fiscal stimulus hopes following the Senate narrowly passing a budget blueprint that will allow Democrats to push the Biden plan through Congress in coming weeks with or without Republicans
Advisors and investors are starting to look more critically at market indices. Especially in relation to the challenges of navigating today’s new investing environment driven by uncertainty, complexity, and hovering at record high market levels.
One of the more obvious, positive trends regarding new ETFs in 2020 was the success of thematic funds. Barely more than a month into 2021, it's becoming clear that trend could be at play again this year.
We were told that a Biden administration would kill the U.S. oil industry and the whole energy sector would be devastated. That hasn't been the case. And therein lies the opportunity.