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IPO Corner: Big Data, Bigger Intelligence
Have you ever made a decision that you were so sure of, you bet the farm on it… only to find out later that you
Crypto Corner: The Fed Chimes In On Digital Dollars
If you’re following the drama in the crypto space, you might be feeling a little overwhelmed… is crypto done? Is it going to save the
IPO Corner: Big Data, Bigger Intelligence
Have you ever made a decision that you were so sure of, you bet the farm on it… only to find out later that you didn’t have all the information and it caused you to initiate a tower moment in your own life? Yeah, same
Crypto Corner: The Fed Chimes In On Digital Dollars
If you’re following the drama in the crypto space, you might be feeling a little overwhelmed… is crypto done? Is it going to save the world, or is it evil? Will it be the end of money, or the beginning? Well… what’s actually going on
Global Trader: Celebrate The Greenback While We Can
Stocks around the world have largely suffered in step with Wall Street this year, with only a few holdouts in countries that pump a lot of oil like Norway and Saudi Arabia. With correlations across national borders so tight, a lot of investors are wondering
Trading Desk: Get In Position For The Pivotal Post-Pandemic Earnings Season
At this point, relief has lost its power to motivate Wall Street. We know that the Fed’s current trajectory isn’t going to immediately crash the economy, but we just haven’t seen a lot of reasons to cheer. Luckily earnings season starts in a few weeks.
Trading Desk: Interest Rates Climb, Stocks Dip . . . Right?
In the grand scheme of things, interest rates are a drag on stock valuations. When you’re competing against bond yields, earnings multiples simply don’t stretch as far. And logically the reverse relationship is also true. So explain to me why long-term bond yields have rolled
Trading Desk: Hot Summer Looking Likely
It’s still stormy out there. Major market indices lost their fragile grip on technical support yesterday and until they can wrestle their way back above those critical trend lines, they’re unlikely to make a lot of headway. After all, the big stocks are once again