Student majoring in Finance seeking to learn more about the difference sectors within Fiance, such as Sales and Trading, Investment Banking, Operations and Wealth Management.
Student majoring in Finance seeking to learn more about the difference sectors within Fiance, such as Sales and Trading, Investment Banking, Operations and Wealth Management.
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A Whole Lot Of Golden Nothing
The whole market is in stasis. There must be some huge stuff going on that 'they' have basically just shut everything off for the last month and change.
Foreign Stocks Continue To Rally As US Shares Retreat
Good read.
SurgePays Passes 150,000 Mobile Broadband Subscribers
See the latest info here: https://talkmarkets.com/content/stocks--equities/7-reasons-why-surgepays-is-going-to-surge?post=380546
I expect good things from $SURG this year.
7 Reasons Why SurgePays Is Going To Surge
2023 is the year for $SURG
180 Life Sciences: Why Investors Should Take Notice
I agree with Dick Kaplan, I think the company has unrealized potential and that the stock is undervalued at the moment. A good time to buy. It's low enough there's not much risk. Only upside.
Stocks Rise Again On July 21 As Liquidity Wave Nears Its End
Ride the wave down next week, interest rate hike, on 27th.
Arqlite: The ESG Startup That Is Revolutionizing Construction Through Recycling
This seems like a great idea. There are really no other companies doing this?
Ancient Lessons For Modern Planners
Actually, if you Google "Sanction-Proof" and Russia, you'll find a thousands of news articles that are using this term.
Stocks Drop, Then Rise On Manic Monday, Jan. 24
It's a crazy time. What will happen next is anybody's guess!
Market Briefing For Friday, Jan. 7, 2022
EXCELLENT chart!Too bad it's so pale. It could also be more sharply resolved, but it's helpful to have these three variables (the 10-year Treasury note's yield, the Fed Funds rate, & SPX's price) laid out together "on the time line" like this, with indications of the stages of the Fed's monetary policy. ( Charting the $SPX in Log Scale rather than in Linear Scale might be less distortive...).