Article By:
Gene Inger
Thursday, June 30, 2022 2:48 AM EDT
I hoped for better behavior for these last couple days; but we don't have it and that suggests traders and the bulk of money managers remained concerned about the road ahead in Q3.
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Article By:
Charles Hugh Smith
Thursday, June 30, 2022 2:10 AM EDT
The source of the current housing bubble is the explosion of financial speculation fueled by central bank policies.
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Podcast By:
The Milwaukee Company
Thursday, June 30, 2022 2:01 AM EDT
Bear markets can result in opportunities for patient investors who have accumulated cash.
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Article By:
Simon Lack
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 11:14 PM EDT
For now, it seems meeting demand growth for traditional energy will drive prices higher. There’s little sign of demand destruction at current levels, and China is still enduring partial lockdowns.
In this article: OIL, UCO, UGA
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Article By:
SureDividend
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 9:17 PM EDT
StoneCo is a financial technology company that helps customers conduct their businesses in-store, online, and on mobile channels in Brazil.
In this article: STNE Also: BRK-B
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Article By:
S&P Dow Jones Indices
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 8:38 PM EDT
With one year of live history, here isa review the performance and characteristics of the S&P ESG Dividend Aristocrats Index Series.
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A rise in velocity would be a really bad thing because the money supply is very unlikely to decline very far, especially while bank credit growth continues to grow.
High-flying energy shares have hit turbulence in recent weeks but remain, by far, the leading performer for US equity sectors so far in 2022.
Cheaper payments might be nice, but industrial firms need to work with banks. Furthermore, the payments need to be in the currency in which the firm wants to operate.
Here are the best performers in June and YTD and an introduction to new inverse and short ETFs in the sector.
Li Auto is up a staggering 71% over the past month as the Chinese EV manufacturers continue to make gains despite COVID-19 induced disruption.
Hanesbrands Inc. shows a possible 47.4% net gain including a 5.71% forward-looking dividend yield.
