Month: May 2019

Bitcoin far outperformed major U.S. markets this week. The world’s largest cryptocurrency climbed as high as $6,426.83 on Friday, bringing its one-week gains to more than 12%. Bitcoin is now up 70% since the start of this year. Earlier this week, the cryptocurrency hit the $6,000 level for the first time since mid-November. It still
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Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin You can do well by doing good through your retirement portfolio. Those who employ ethical or socially responsible investing may also reap greater returns. First, a little background on ethical or socially responsible investing. It’s very intentional because you choose companies or funds that help the
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GoPro raised its full-year revenue forecast and reported a smaller-than-expected loss on Thursday, boosted by strong demand for its new line of action cameras from its flagship brand HERO, sending its shares up 13%. The company’s action cameras, which are popular among surfers, sky divers and Instagram travel bloggers, have been facing stiff competition from
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The “Fast Money” traders shared their first moves for the market open. Tim Seymour was a buyer of the Semiconductor ETF. Karen Finerman was a buyer of Anthem. Brian Kelly was a buyer of Nvidia. Guy Adami was a buyer of McKesson. Trader disclosure: Tim Seymour is long AMZN, AAPL, ACBFF, ACRGF, AMZA, ACB, APC,
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Tesla‘s increasing production rate and active resale market may be hurting the brand’s appeal and diminish demand for its cars, Morgan Stanley said on Friday, in a counter-intuitive note to clients. “Many auto companies make great efforts to maintain and remarket their used vehicles to increase accessibility of the used product to customers who otherwise
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Should you delay retirement? Pexels.com (Tirachard Kumtanom) If you’re seeking total happiness and fulfillment in retirement, you need to ensure you approach the next stage of your life with careful planning and consideration. Too many people enter retirement halfheartedly, which can be a recipe for disaster. While there are a myriad of strong reasons why
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Millennials have hugely unrealistic expectations about when and how much they will inherit, according to new research. According to the investment management firm Charles Stanley, millennials expected to be left an average £129,380 ($168,450) – but official statistics showed that the average inheritance in the U.K. is currently £48,000, while the median inheritance is £11,000.
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