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Failing to properly supervise their reps’ solicited sales of non-traditional ETFs, among other improper actions, has cost Sanctuary Securities a censure and more than a half-million dollars in fines and restitution. FINRA ordered the fast-growing broker-dealer with multiple custodian relationships to pay $530,161 — a $160,000 fine and restitution of $370,161, with interest. Sanctuary failed
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Sharing is Caring! From Birch Gold Group “Brace for a significant market correction,” said Mark Zandi earlier this week. He hinted that a 10 to 20% correction was already underway. Which isn’t surprising, as manic investing behavior coupled with last year’s pandemic mitigation attempts eventually must give way to fundamental market forces. CNBC reported that a moment of clarity may have finally clicked with
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Billionaire Tony Tan Caktiong—the controlling shareholder of Philippines fast-food giant Jollibee Foods—has again teamed up with real estate tycoon Edgar Sia, with their latest plan about creating the Philippines’ first industrial real estate investment trust that will be listed next year. The duo are joining the country’s biggest property developers—including Filinvest Land, Megaworld and Robinsons
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U.S. Senator Patrick Toomey has declared investments in Grayscale’s bitcoin and ethereum trusts. His declaration shortly followed one by fellow congressman, U.S. Representative Barry Moore, who declared that he had invested in dogecoin, ether, and cardano. Senator Pat Toomey’s Cryptocurrency Investments A growing number of U.S. lawmakers are investing in cryptocurrencies or crypto-related investments. According
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TechCrunch This crowdsourced payments tracker wants to solve the ransomware visibility problem Ransomware attacks, fueled by COVID-19 pandemic turbulence, have become a major money earner for cybercriminals, with the number of attacks rising in 2020. In the last few months alone we’ve witnessed the attack on Colonial Pipeline that forced the company to shut down
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All debt-fueled speculative bubbles pop, even as cheerleaders claim otherwise…  by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds All debt-fueled speculative bubbles pop, even as cheerleaders claim otherwise. The expansion of Housing Bubble #2 is clearly visible in these two charts of house valuations, courtesy of the St. Louis Federal Reserve database (FRED). The first is
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Bitcoin (BTC) investors are known for being bullish, and even during 50% corrections like the current one, most analysts remain optimistic. One reason for investors’ endless optimism and belief in infinite upside could be BTC’s decreasing issuance and the 21 million coins fixed supply limit. However, not even the most accurate models, including the stock-to-flow
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As a consumer, there’s really nothing worse than buying something only to find out you’ve been lied to. You’d think that by the time a product has been tested and put through the highly standardized retail rigmarole to get to the market, it would ensure that untrue claims cannot be made, but that’s not always
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Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sánchez has carried out a far-reaching reshuffle of his government as his ruling Socialists seek to regain the initiative after a series of setbacks on the political, economic and diplomatic fronts. In a much wider ranging reshaping of the government than expected, Sánchez promoted Nadia Calviño, Spain’s economy minister, to become
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The world’s largest economies have thrown their weight behind a global tax reform deal that would impose a minimum levy on multinational corporations, ramping up pressure on a small number of holdout countries to sign up to the agreement. G20 economy ministers and central bankers meeting in Venice on Saturday issued a joint communique endorsing
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An advisor took his $250 million practice from Merrill Lynch to LPL Financial, affiliating with Gladstone Wealth Partners as his OSJ. Americans aren’t as worried about the economy as they were last year, a new survey from Allianz Life Insurance found. And TIFIN, a fintech collective, will distribute its products to advisors through Broadridge Financial
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On Friday, the public interest law firm New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) filed an opening brief in the cryptocurrency case of James Harper v. Charles P. Rettig. The NCLA argues that Harper’s Fourth and Fifth Amendment constitutional rights were violated by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The U.S. tax agency is accused of obtaining Harper’s
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Bond fund managers who bucked a market consensus earlier this year that long-term interest rates and inflation were headed sharply higher have been rewarded with outsize performance during the market switchback of the past few weeks. Star managers including Scott Minerd at Guggenheim Partners and Stephen Liberatore of Nuveen are riding high in industry league
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This article picked by a teacher with suggested questions is part of the Financial Times free schools access programme. Details/registration here. Specification:  Changing spaces Click to read the article below and then answer the questions: Half of all bikes sold in Europe will be electric by 2025, predicts manufacturer What is driving the growth of electric
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