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The S&P 500’s 2023 gain is set to be wiped out in a matter of weeks as the Fed’s inflation fight remains ‘very much unaccomplished,’ says Bank of America
The S&P 500’s gain for the year is likely to be erased by early March, Bank of America says. The index could fall to 3,800, settling below last year’s closing level. “Payroll, retail sales, inflation: mission very much unaccomplished for Fed,” BofA analysts wrote. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite… Continue reading The S&P 500’s 2023 gain is set to be wiped out in a matter of weeks as the Fed’s inflation fight remains ‘very much unaccomplished,’ says Bank of America
To capitalize on the AI boom, here’s what to buy instead of hyped-up tech stocks, according to the CEO of an AI-driven analytics firm
In an interview with Insider, Toggle AI CEO Jan Szilagyi explained how to invest in the infrastructure underpinning AI. While some little-known tech stocks have rallied on the AI boom, Szilagyi prefers well-established tech giants. “Right now you’re seeing people basically buying into the sector broadly, without understanding the full implications and that not all… Continue reading To capitalize on the AI boom, here’s what to buy instead of hyped-up tech stocks, according to the CEO of an AI-driven analytics firm
George Soros, Steve Cohen, and Jim Simons’ funds piled into Tesla and other trendy names last quarter, while Jim Chanos took aim at meme stocks. Here’s a roundup of 5 key trades.
Theron Mohamed Elon Musk. HANNIBAL HANSCHKE /Getty Images Several elite investors took positions in Tesla and other trendy stocks last quarter. George Soros, Steve Cohen, and Jim Simons’ funds bet big on Elon Musk’s car company. Short seller Jim Chanos placed wagers against Tesla, AMC, and other high-flying stocks. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing… Continue reading George Soros, Steve Cohen, and Jim Simons’ funds piled into Tesla and other trendy names last quarter, while Jim Chanos took aim at meme stocks. Here’s a roundup of 5 key trades.
The stock market has been flipped upside down
The stock market has been flipped upside down in 2023 as investors taunt the Federal Reserve.JPMorgan’s Marko Kolanovic highlighted that even as monetary policy gets tighter, investors are still chasing the most speculative stocks.”There is an old adage ‘don’t fight the Fed,’ but this behavior is not just fighting but also taunting the Fed,” Kolanovic… Continue reading The stock market has been flipped upside down
Insider traders have cooked up a new way to leverage secrets, investing at least $3 billion. It’s not illegal – but it’s probably not making them much money, either.
Insider traders have cooked up a new way to invest in stocks, according to researchers. They’ve poured nearly $3 billion into exchange-traded funds to avoid scrutiny from regulators. Their strategy isn’t illegal in the US — but it might not be very profitable, either. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite… Continue reading Insider traders have cooked up a new way to leverage secrets, investing at least $3 billion. It’s not illegal – but it’s probably not making them much money, either.
The hottest new tax break Canadians should take advantage of this year
Jamie Golombek explains the First Home Savings Account coming in 2023 which combines the benefits of a RRSP with a TFSA Canadians saving to buy their first home home can take advantage of the new First Home Savings Account this year. Photo by Getty Images Jamie Golombek, managing director, tax & estate planning with CIBC… Continue reading The hottest new tax break Canadians should take advantage of this year
FP Answers: Can we retire on $170,000 in savings and maintain our current lifestyle?
Expert says couple may need to work longer, reduce their lifestyle expenses and more Maintaining John and Rita’s current lifestyle throughout retirement is not possible with just $170,000 of savings, expert says. Photo by SunMedia files By Julie Cazzin with Allan Norman Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.… Continue reading FP Answers: Can we retire on $170,000 in savings and maintain our current lifestyle?
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