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The SEC is Opening the Door to Trading Traditional Stocks on the Blockchain
The SEC announced a new five-year “Innovation Exemption,” which will allow approved platforms to facilitate trading in “tokenized” US-listed stocks.
Read MoreCorporate Profits Are Booming. Can the Good Times Last?
Corporate America is having a very good year. S&P 500 earnings per share jumped 53% in Q2 from a year earlier, while sales rose nearly 16%, according to LSEG data.
Read MoreWhy Are Bond Yields Surging Around the World?
Global government bond yields are at their highest level since 2008 because investors are selling them. A Bloomberg gauge climbed to 3.72%
Read MoreThe Stock Market Looks Calm. Investors Are Anything But.
Stocks look calm as earnings season winds down, but options trading shows investors swinging between fear of a selloff and fear of missing out.
Read MoreGen Z Is Betting Money It Used to Invest
Some pretty surprising stats came from a recent Betterment survey.
Read MoreTax Strategies for the Rich Are Going Mainstream. But Do They Work for Everyone?
Stock trading and alternative assets have gone mainstream. Now, so too have the tax strategies once reserved for hedge funds and ultrawealthy families.
Read MoreCan You Actually Get AI Out of Your Portfolio?
Want less AI in your portfolio? It may be harder than you think.
Read MoreAre Luxury Watches Actually A Good Investment?
Luxury watches can preserve wealth, but most aren’t good investments. Here’s how to differentiate between collectible hype and financial reality.
Read MoreThe Case for Investing in Climate Adaptation and Climate Migration
The issue of climate change has been politically charged for years. Here we discuss the reasons for investing in climate adaptation and climate migration and some investments to consider if you’re a climate-conscious investor.
Read MorePrivate vs Public Companies: What Investors Need to Know Before They Invest (Part 2)
Private markets, once only available to sophisticated “accredited investors”, are now available to millions of unsophisticated accredited investors and millions of even less sophisticated non-accredited investors, leading to social media ads that offer investment opportunities that many, if not most, would be better off avoiding.
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