For the fourth month in a row, Bitcoin is set to see gains after rising as much as 2.5% over the weekend, trading at roughly $29,700, reports an article in…
Investors Believe Buffett Will Beat The Market
Investors looking for strategies and guidance on how to outmaneuver a possible U.S. recession are favoring defensive stocks, value over growth, and the methodology of Warren Buffett, reports an article…
Investors Flood Actively-Managed ETFs
Though active funds only account for less than 6% of all assets in the $7 trillion ETF market, investors have flooded money into them so far in 2023, with 30%…
Investors Nervous As Chile Nationalizes Lithium
In a move that made many investors nervous, Chilean President Gabriel Boric recently announced that he would be nationalizing the lithium industry in his country. As one of the most…
Using Variable Withdrawal Rate Strategies in Retirement
Many investors are familiar with the 4% rule and fixed withdrawal rate retirement strategies. But in the real world, maintaining a fixed withdrawal rate is rarely the way things actually…
Achieving Diversification and Reducing Concentration Risk: Benefits of the Equal-Weight S&P 500
Investors seeking exposure to the U.S. stock market often turn to traditional S&P 500 index funds, which are weighted by market capitalization. However, this approach can lead to concentration risk,…
A Better Way To Seek Out Quality Stocks
In times of volatility, investors lean more towards stocks that have steady earnings and solid balance sheets, and recent research from Vanguard displays a new way to get a better…
One Answer To the Stock Market’s Puzzling Gains
The overwhelming availability of cash could be one reason for the stock market’s puzzling strength in the face of fears over the economy, contends an article in Barron’s. The S&P…
The Most Unattractive Stocks Have Looked Since 2008
The divide between the earnings yield for the S&P 500 and 10-year Treasurys is at its narrowest since Fall 2007—1.59%, according to an article in The Wall Street Journal. The…
South Korean Pension Fund To Boost Won With US dollars
The Bank of Korea, the central bank of South Korea, has made a deal with the nation’s National Pension Service to buy as much as $35 billion in U.S. dollars…