An interview and Q&A with billionaire investor and founder of the world’s largest Hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio.In this interview, Ray discusses how capitalism is not working for everyone and the midterm election. Ray also talks about China and how to structure your portfolio for the next financial crisis. ?Books by Ray Dalio and
Month: April 2019
A interview with billionaire debt investor and founder of Oaktree Capital Management, Howard Marks. In this interview, Howard discusses where we are in the market and they likelihood of a recession coming. Howard also talks about ETFs, FAANG stocks and President Donald Trump. ? Books by Howard Marks and his favourite books are located at
More than two dozen new cars, trucks, crossovers and concept vehicles are made their debut at this week’s annual auto show in New York, the sort of roll-out that would traditionally be expected to give a boost to the U.S. new car market. But despite the almost uniformly bullish speeches at the NY show’s media
Kraft Heinz’s Bernardo Hees is the latest CEO to announce his exit from a food company, as the industry goes through unprecedented turnover and challenges. The parade of departures includes Kellogg’s John Bryant, Mondelez International‘s Irene Rosenfeld and Campbell Soup‘s Denise Morrison. When Morrison left last May, she capped a streak of 15 CEO departures
China’s Luckin Coffee on Monday filed for an initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The coffee chain, which intends to list under the symbol “LK” on the Nasdaq, set a placeholder amount of $100 million to indicate the size of the IPO, a filing with the regulator showed. The size of
Halliburton on Monday called the bottom of a pricing downturn that has plagued oilfield services companies and surprised on expectations saying first-quarter activity levels in North America were modestly higher from a year earlier. Oilfield services providers have been struggling with a tightening of spending by oil producers looking to rein in new drilling in
This week could make or break the rally. Investors are gearing up for the busiest week of earnings with more than 140 S&P companies and 12 Dow components set to post results. Last quarter, a number of companies warned that slowing global growth as well as international trade tensions could weigh on their bottom lines,
Evercore downgraded electric car maker Tesla to “underperform” from “in-line” on Monday, citing concerns on the decline in demand across all models. There are many good reasons to worry about Tesla, including more competition, lower U.S. tax credits and an “aging” product lineup, wrote Evercore analyst Arndt Ellinghorst, who expects these headwinds to weigh on
With the S&P 500 sitting less than 1% from its all-time high and on track for its fourth straight monthly gain, cautious investors can’t help but wonder how long they can still ride on the back of this aging bull before everything comes crashing down. Investors are used to erring on the side of caution.
Check out the companies making headlines midday Monday: Kimberly-Clark — Kimberly-Clark rose nearly 4.5% after the company reported strong first-quarter earnings. The parent company of Kleenex, Huggies and Kotex reported $1.66 per share versus the expected $1.54 per share, according to Refinitiv. Tesla — Shares of the automaker fell over 3.7% following an apparent explosion
[The stream is slated to start at 1:00 PM ET. Please refresh the page if you do not see a player above at that time.] There’s a new kid in the Cannabis space – YOLO. The ETF, which launched last week, is just the second U.S. listed marijuana exchange traded fund. Dave Nadig of ETF.com
President Donald Trump’s landmark 2017 tax legislation will benefit rich households in Republican states more than rich households in Democrat states, a new research paper says. The richest 10% of households in red states are forecast to see a 2% increase in remaining lifetime spending as a result of the president’s Tax Cut and Jobs
Health-care stocks fell sharply last week, notching their worst weekly performance of the year, but a rebound may be at hand. The S&P 500 health-care sector fell 4.4% last week, its worst weekly decline since late December. The move ended with more than 93% of health-care stocks trading below their 20-day moving averages, a short-term
When Bruce Sullivan set out to build his dream retirement home in 2015, his goal was to get his utilities costs as low as possible. Today, the 900-square-foot Bend, Oregon, home that he shares with his wife has more than accomplished that, he said. The one-bedroom, one bathroom house is what Sullivan calls a “zero
More than 95% of student loan borrowers would see at least some of their debt cancelled under Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s new higher education proposal released on Monday. That’s the finding in an analysis of the plan by leading experts on student loan debt. The Massachusetts senator outlined her proposal in a Medium post
With Social Security expected to face revenue shortfalls starting next year, consumer advocates are hopeful that Congress is moving toward acting on legislation that would both shore up the program and expand benefits. The annual trustees report, released Monday, anticipates that in addition to the program spending more than it takes in beginning in 2020,
Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Baby Boomers, their dependents and survivors are facing prospects the Social Security trust fund paying for their benefits will dry up in 2034. The estimate is unchanged from last year by the trustees. However, the disability fund has been given 20 years of additional life to
The Social Security Board of Trustees has just released its annual report to Congress. If past reporting is an accurate guide, it will be misreported. Thanks to decades of a billionaire-funded campaign to undermine confidence in Social Security, the Trustees Report will likely be greeted with cries that Social Security is going broke. The truth
Talking about my generation. Next For Me Over 12 months in 2018 my company Next For Me got an intimate look at thousands of Americans over 50. We learned that they are thinking hard about what the future of work and financial stability means for them. Following are the results of the research titled: Understanding the 50+
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) (Photo Credit: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images) (Photo Credit: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images) Elizabeth Warren wants to cancel your student loan debt and make college tuition-free. Here’s what you need to know. Proposal: Cancel Student Loan Debt U.S. Senator Warren (D-MA), who is also a 2020 presidential candidate, proposed Monday an ambitious student
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