Economists and pundits can’t even decide if we are currently in a recession, let alone what the prospects are for the economy, and opinion among traders and analysts is divided as to whether the major indices have actually bounced or not.
Even as equities look to rebound from yesterday’s selloff, the morning’s Flash August PMI data out of Europe points to further economic slowing, likely stoking recession fears.
But if the industry is to continue gathering steam and fulfill the promise it has displayed even amidst the ongoing downturn, its leaders need to think outside the box when it comes to payment.
Ahead of landmark legislation, Revolut, a digital bank centered in the United Kingdom, has announced a plan to expand its bitcoin (BTC) services to some 17 million potential customers in the European Union and its greater economic area.
Investors seem to be taking in some of their gains ahead of recalibrating near-term expectations this week. Spurring those revisions will be several key pieces of economic data that will reveal the state of the economy and inflationary pressures.
It wouldn’t be a surprise to see stocks, namely the S&P 500, trade in a tight range of 100 to 150 points in the next two months until there is clearer direction of the impact of Fed decisions. Until then, here are the earnings I’ll be watching this week.
The suite of Nasdaq HANDL Indexes was created for investors looking to track high-dividend, rules-based fixed income solutions inside of a single wrapper, offering an alternative to income-generating products like annuities.
For more than a decade, Horizons ETFs has managed one of the largest covered call suites in Canada. Effective on June 27, 2022, they’ve added another to their covered call suite: the Horizons Nasdaq-100 Covered Call ETF (QQCC), which trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).
The Big Ten collegiate athletic conference announced a massive TV rights deal with CBS, Fox and NBC that will see the conference paid more than $7 billion over the next seven years. Who will benefit, and how can investors get involved?