Month: December 2018

Ron Paul is warning this year’s corrections could be a precursor to an epic market collapse that may come sooner than investors think. According to the former Republican presidential candidate, Wall Street is becoming more vulnerable to near-depression conditions within the next 12 months. “Once this volatility shows that we’re not going to resume the
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Germany’s second-largest stock exchange, Boerse Stuttgart Group, is set to launch a cryptocurrency trading platform in the first half of 2019. The firm announced Wednesday that it has partnered with a local fintech company solarisBank to create an engineering infrastructure for digital assets trading. solarisBank, which operates with a banking license in the country, will
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Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin These 23 funds are the cheapest of their type for in-and-out trades. Shutterstock What does it cost to own the whole bond market for a brief period? This ranking tells you. The table scores exchange-traded funds for their three-month holding costs, defined to include the effect
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On Monday, S&P Dow Jones Indices and MSCI reshuffled their sector lineup. They replaced the stodgy, underperforming telecom services sector with a new, expanded communications services sector that now includes stocks that were previously in the information technology and consumer discretionary sectors, such as Alphabet GOOG, -1.86% GOOGL, -2.03% Facebook FB, -0.66% Netflix NFLX, -3.33%
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DALLAS — HilltopSecurities has named Piper Jaffray senior executive managing director M. Bradley Winges as president and chief executive, succeeding Hill A. Feinberg, who remains chairman. Winges, 51, has worked 27 years at Piper Jaffray where he headed fixed income securities and municipal sales and trading along with other departments. He is also on the
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Wall Street angst over a possible recession may be increasing, but one bull refuses to waver. Federated Investors’ Steve Chiavarone believes there’s nothing on the horizon that suggests the 2018 market corrections will become a massive downturn next year. Rather, he sees stocks hitting fresh record highs — citing labor market trends, inflation levels, the
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Timothy Enneking is the founder and the primary principal of Digital Capital Management, LLC (DCM). ——————- Two members of the Rothschild family are credited, perhaps incorrectly, with the (in)famous quote regarding investing: “When there is blood in the street” (James in the mid-19th century and Nathan, after the battle of Waterloo). The family has been
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Bitcoin price is tumbling further today, dashing any hopes of a rally that some felt was certain thanks to current extreme oversold conditions. The world’s largest coin by market cap is currently selling for $3,301.60 USD according to coinmarketcap.com. But earlier today, it fell to $3,200, representing a 15-month low for Bitcoin and not helping bulls’ hopes for a
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The pessimistic sentiment around bitcoin prices saw the number of shorts hit a six-week high on Thursday. The BTC/USD short positions on the cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex jumped to 37,891 – the highest level since Oct. 15 – and were last seen at 36,996. Notably, shorts have risen by 95 percent in the last three weeks, accompanying
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Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Just a handful of long-term bond funds are cheap to own for a brief interval. Shutterstock If you want to make a bet on declining interest rates, shares in a fund that owns long-term bonds are a good option. This table ranks exchange-traded long-term bond funds on
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IBM Chief Human Resource Officer Diane GhersonDiane Gherson/IBM When it comes to the forefront of the global human resources landscape, Diane Gherson is someone you want to know. As Chief Human Resource Officer at IBM, Diane has helped to revolutionize IBM over the past 13 years. Under her leadership, she has transformed global workforce outcomes
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Pessimism among investors shouldn’t deter people from carefully buying shares of high-quality companies that have endured massive declines, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Friday after a widespread sell-off in the stock market. On Thursday, survey results from the American Association of Individual Investors showed that pessimism among retail investors was at its worst in some 5½
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