In many ways, the recovery that we have witnessed in stocks over the last couple of months has been far more remarkable than the massive, sudden drop that preceded it.
Twenty years ago, it was common for a person to have a stockbroker (or two), an insurance agent (or two), and a handful of other professionals where they went for financial guidance.
The COVID-19 virus has caused an unprecedented shock to the global economy, and with that an enormous shock to the currency markets. Now that the world is starting to emerge from the lockdown and the economic winter is ending, what can we expect from the currency markets?
The last two months serve as a classic example of how compounding works. The stock market was down 30% in one month and then it went up 30% in the next month, but it is still 10% below where it started.
Cybersecurity is one of the fastest rising groups within the software space, and has gone on a massive rally since the market bottom in March. During that span CrowdStrike, which is set to report earnings Tuesday, has been one of the best performers
Nasdaq's Market Technology community is truly keeping markets up and running. Mr. Hassan Al Serkal, COO and Head of Operations Division of Dubai Financial Market (DFM), discusses how his exchange is managing the current environment for their stakeholders, members and employees.
The InterWork Alliance launched as a platform-neutral, non-profit organization dedicated to create standards frameworks to increase innovation across token-enabled ecosystems. Nasdaq's Johan Toll explains why such an initiative is needed and what role Nasdaq is playing.
The May 30 launch of two NASA astronauts bound for the International Space Station (ISS) aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket inaugurated a new era in human space flight
Leaders of companies both big and small are not only trying to figure out how and when to bring people back into the office safely, but also how the coronavirus crisis has reshaped the very idea of a work week
The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated our entry into what has been previously termed by strategic business and military leaders as a VUCA world – a business and social environment driven by volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity
The first quarter of 2020 can be delineated as a tale of two very different periods. The first of these periods lasted approximately through late-February and represented a continuation of the environment seen in much of the last calendar year.
Staying connected, while working remotely, relies on digital technology to create a digital workplace. This shift in the way companies operate is referred to as digital transformation.
As I am sure is true for most investors, I am currently spending a lot of time looking for value, but I have a problem. Value is extremely hard, if not impossible to find in U.S. stocks right now.