Month: February 2022

Sharing is Caring! By Michael Lebowitz A week before the January 26th Fed policy meeting we asked Instability or Inflation, Which Will The Fed Choose? Liquidity is the lifeline of markets, and the Fed, directly and indirectly, manages its flow via QE and zero rates. With inflation raging, the pandemic subsiding, and economic activity normalizing, the Fed
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Operator-led venture capital firms Velvet Sea Ventures and 01 Advisors invested $100 million into Pixel Vault, a large nonfungible token collection of superheroes, to jointly launch the rebranded multi-franchise nonfungible token (NFT) entertainment company, Pixel Vault Inc.  According to Pixel Vault, the aim of the new venture is to leverage NFTs and intellectual property to
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Automated vehicles are more than just a transportation issue for cities and states, and could mean declining transportation revenue and increased sprawl and congestion. Those are some of the possible “cascading” impacts on communities brought about by the rise of driverless vehicles in the future, according to Nico Larco, director of the Urbanism Next Center
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In this article MSTR BTC.CM= Tighter government crypto regulations would actually be a positive catalyst for bitcoin, MicroStrategy co-founder and CEO Michael Saylor told CNBC on Wednesday. “Additional regulatory clarity from the [Biden] administration is going to benefit bitcoin and accelerate institutional adoption of that asset,” Saylor said on “Squawk on the Street,” stressing as
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More than two years after Boris Johnson came to power with a promise to “level up” the UK, his government published a policy prospectus on Wednesday on which it intends to be judged by voters at the next general election and beyond. In a 332-page document delivered by Michael Gove, the levelling up minister, the
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In the recent market tumult, the largest ESG-focused exchange-traded funds in the U.S. are again showing that they are little more than market-trackers — with even worse performance. The iShares ESG Aware MSCI USA (ticker ESGU), which claims to invest in U.S. companies with positive environmental, social and governance characteristics, has dropped 5.3% since the
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Starting the new year off with a strong, strategic financial plan to kickstart your financial goals for the next 12 months can have a lasting impact on your future beyond 2022. This, of course, includes the ever-important consideration of retirement planning. Luckily, recent legislative changes have increased contribution limits for the 401(k), as well as
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Triple-A benchmark yields were little changed on the shorter end of the curve, while bonds outside of five years saw the first bumps of substance in 2022 to begin the new month. Treasuries were softer to close the session, while equities rebounded to end in the black. The municipal to UST ratio five-year was at
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General Electric Co. (GE) is a global industrial company that provides power generation, renewable energy, industrial aviation products, and healthcare products and services. The company also offers financial products and services. GE serves customers in 130 countries and has manufacturing and service operations globally. GE operates in industries that require continual investment in research and
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