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ESG Investing
... trillion, launched 23 new ESG funds just in the period from January this year. In the first quarter of 2020, the ETF giant iShares attracted $11 billion—double the $5 billion it gathered for the entire year of 2019.
Experts note that the Covid-19 pandemic may drive an increase in ESG investments.
The Inevitable Declines in Stock Prices
... the stock prices of a specific company or market segment is that it follows a significant uptick.
A key reason for the decline in the stock prices of a specific company or an entire market segment is often preceded by a significant surge.
During the pandemic, we witnessed extraordinary spikes in the valuations of certain companies. Many of them are now experiencing declines.
Wayfair has lost more than 23% after experiencing a tenfold increase since the end of March, while Zoom has fallen by 19% and ...
Real Estate Investment Funds
To invest in real estate, you don't need to have large sums of money. Thanks to special funds, you can start with small investments.
Despite the economic crisis triggered by the pandemic in 2020, the real estate markets in many countries around the world experienced an unprecedented surge. In times of uncertainty, coupled with declining deposit rates in banks, individuals tend to seek alternative investment options, with real ...
Signs of Growth in Cryptocurrency
... Wall Street.
The WallStreetBets community was formed to declare a digital war on financial investor Melvin Capital, hedge fund Citadel, and trading app Robinhood. Their weapon of choice has been the stocks of companies that have plummeted due to the pandemic crisis, such as GameStop, AMC, Nokia, and BlackBerry. It is important to note that these brands hold significant nostalgic value for those who grew up in the 1980s and 1990s (i.e., millennials).
Financial giants on Wall Street have bet on further ...
What is PPI: The Prominflation Report and its Importance for Investors
... 2021, the US saw a sharp increase in the PPI by 1% compared to the previous month, which was higher than analysts expected. The main reason was a jump in commodity prices, including oil and metals, due to the global economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The rise has fueled inflation concerns, pushing down bond yields and correcting tech stock prices.
For investors, the situation has highlighted the importance of tracking PPI as an early signal of changes in the economic environment.