Closing for the stock market was tempered today by news of President-Elect Biden’s plan for a nearly $2 trillion stimulus package. Not to mention the current impeachment news that has shaken up the entire country. The Dow Jones fell 0.57% to close at 30,814.26. The NASDAQ fell 0.87% to close at 12,998.50 and the S&P
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Stock markets around the world rallied in hopes of a major economic stimulus package will come quickly after the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden on the 20th, and Goldman Sachs’ projects now that by the end of 2021 the S&P 500 will be at 4,300 points as a realistic outcome. The chief of Goldman
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The stock market saw a slight increase today with all three major New York stock exchanges coming in with positive numbers. The Dow Jones reported a 0.19% increase to close at 31,068.69. The NASDAQ reported an increase of 0.28% to close at 13,072.43 and the S&P 500 reported an increase of 0.04% to close at
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETF) have been on a roll as investors look to diversify their investment portfolios. The diversified nature of these investment vehicles has proved to be highly reliable and resilient amid the elevated volatility levels in the market. Bond ETFs in Focus Capital inflows into exchange-traded funds have continued to edge higher as investors
Bonds remain under pressure as talk of more stimulus package to revitalize a struggling U.S economy continues to gather pace. The yield curve is steepening as investors await big borrowing under the Democrat’s regime, who now control both houses. Rising Yields The U.S 10-year debt is up by more than ten basis points for the
Following yesterday’s chaos at the Capital, it seems the stock market is coming back up as we head into the weekend. The Dow Jones finished up 0.18% to close at 31,097.97. The NASDAQ closed up 1.03% to finish at 13,201.98 and the S&P 500 closed up 0.55% to finish at 3,824.68. STOXX Europe also saw
With the financial markets ignoring the turmoil caused from the riots and confusion on Capitol Hill yesterday, delaying the certification of electors for President-Elect Joe Biden, both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S%P 500 hit new highs at close on Wednesday and the Nikkei 225 notching another 30 year record on Thursday. However investor
U.S stock markets had one of the worst starts to a new year as stocks tumbled owing to growing concerns about the outcome of senate runoffs in Georgia. Uncertainty over the long-term impact of the COVID-19 situation also continues to take a toll on investor’s sentiments. Exchange-Traded Funds have also felt the full force of
Stock Exchange-Traded Funds continue to edge higher, having received a bid on the U.S President Donald Trump signing to law the $900 billion coronavirus relief package. The signing of the bill all but alleviated the risk of the government shutdown, conversely fuelling hopes of continued economic recovery. Stock Exchange ETFs Rally The passage of the
The stock market fell today, after a good Monday it seems that Tuesday is settling things down again. The Dow Jones fell 0.22% to close at 30,335.67. The NASDAQ fell 0.38% to close at 12,850.22 and the S&P 500 fell 0.22% to close at 3,727.04. Boeing is finally getting back in the air but
Exchange-Traded Funds have been a bright spot in the vast capital markets for the better part of the year. However, in recent days, sentiments in the segment have taken a significant hit following the discovery of a new COVID-19 strain, believed to be 70% more transmissible. Demand for risky assets has since taken a hit,
Even with an expanding economy in November the United States appears to be slowing even more as November was the worst on record yet for new coronavirus cases and the effects of that just keep rippling through the system. A measure that consolidates multiple measures to show total growth was at its lowest number since
Robinhood has been seeing some increased market share of late as more and more people turn to the relative newcomer on the investing block. They’ve made a name for themselves with new investors and those looking to get started with some of their favorite companies with smaller investments than traditional investors required. But now they’re
The Exchange Traded Funds market has been a bright spot in the vast stock market. ETFs have continued to edge higher as investors sought exposure as stocks raced to record highs. A record year of Initial Public Offerings has also seen IPO focused ETF register solid gains as investors jostled for positions in newly listed
Clarity for how major tech companies collect data may be around the corner as regulators from the Federal Trade Commission have sent orders to nine large tech companies to provide full explanatory details on how information and data are collected and used by the companies and how the practices affect children and teenagers. The
Treasury prices dropped on Monday, leading to a rise in the yields, as investors opened the week by shifting away from the traditional safe-haven assets toward more risky items as the start of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has begun and with more fruitful talks of a compromise spending relief by lawmakers seems more likely.
The market saw another mixed day though numbers were very slow to fluctuate throughout the day. The Dow Jones rose 0.16% to close at 30,046.37. The NASDAQ closed down 0.23% to finish at 12,377.87 and the S&P 500 fell 0.13% to close at 3,663,46. STOXX Europe fell slightly today, by 0.73% to close at 390.28.
Investors should cushion their investment portfolio with some Bitcoin. Those are sentiments shared by ex-hedge fund manager Mike Novogratz. The renowned bitcoin investor believes cryptocurrency are poised to generate significant value going forward, while offering a way to diversify portfolios. The sentiments come at a time when Bitcoin is flying high amid a surge in
The market closed down today with the Dow Jones ending down 0.35% at 30,068.81. The NASDAQ closed down 1.94% to finish at 12,338.95 and the S&P 500 closed down 0.79% to finish at 3,672.82. There are questions regarding the potential for a stimulus out of Washington as well as the antitrust lawsuit against Facebook, which
The U.S Exchange Traded Funds market has been a buzz of activities as investors eye broader market exposure to counter the exacerbated volatility levels. The uncertainty triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic has seen most investors turn to ETFs to diversify investment portfolios. ETFs For IPOs Likewise, the Initial Public market has also been heating up
The market closed on a high note today with the three main markets in New York closing up. The Dow Jones closed up 0.35% at 30,173.88. The NASDAQ closed up 0.50% at 12,582.77 and the S&P 500 closed up 0.28% at 3,702.25. STOXX Europe also rose today by 0.25% to close at 393.81. The
If you’ve been fortunate enough to work in a place that offers a 401(k) you should consider yourself lucky. It appears that many companies are going to end that perk, if they haven’t ended it already. Posts of it on job searching boards like those on Glassdoor or on Social Media show that there is
We are into the final month of this crazy year of 2020, one that many people will be glad is over and hope that 2021 will be much better. If you’re an investor though you may have already had a pretty decent year after the drop off in the spring. Considering how the coronavirus pandemic
Investors are increasingly pilling into risky ETFs as the stock market rally shows no signs of slowing down. Capital inflows into leveraged and inverse ETFs have been on a roll ever since the stock market bottomed out from the March crash. The ETFs have raked close to $16.3 billion and on course to surpass the
In a time when no news is bad news over the long term for investments it’s getting difficult for observers and analysts to think that major risk is going to cause a downturn. During Tuesday’s session the DOw Jones Industrial Average was noted for cracking the 30,000 point range, it’s 25th record close of the
U.S stocks and ETFs are under pressure despite starting the week on a roll on the confirmation of a Moderna coronavirus vaccine that is 95% effective. A fall in drug store stocks and lackluster economic data, owing to the COVID-19 disruptions, is taking a toll on sentiments in the ETF marketplace. ETF-Stocks Sell-off Major stock
Hopes of a faster economic recovery are the catalyst behind U.S treasury yields’ recent spike. The rebound hopes have been affirmed by Moderna unveiling a COVID-19 vaccine that is 95% effective. Even as U.S Treasury yields show signs of edging higher, Chinese Bonds remain under pressure. Treasury Yield Rally The Yield on the 10-year Treasury
The exchange-traded fund landscape has seen a spike in capital inflows as investors pursue diversified investments given the elevated volatility levels in the capital markets. In recent days, the focus has been on ETF providing exposure to Pfizer Inc. (NYSE:PFE), a company that is closing in on regulatory approval of a much-needed COVID-19 vaccine. A
One of the leaders in forecasting currencies, Deutsche Bank, has taken the information known so far about the election and changed the forecast of the United States Dollar in this tight presidential election as the new Congress is looking to be in legislative gridlock for the next term. The move is in a positive direction
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