First up is Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC). Over the past 30 days, Bitcoin is actually up a (very) modest 1%. Investors around the world are looking for a safe-haven asset and a store of value and are now turning their attention to Bitcoin.
Cathie Wood has drawn the attention of everyday investors in the past few years. This is apparent when you learn just how extremely bullish Cathie Wood is on a special asset. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) certainly fits Ark Invest's criteria of a tech-forward investment idea.
Netflix is outperforming the S&P 500 by nearly 20 percentage points as investors continue to view it as a safe play during uncertain times.
Consumer staples have dominated the stock market this year, and UBS expects continued strong performance from a specific handful.
A new animated kids’ series expected to premiere this year won’t be headed for a TV network. Or a streaming service. Instead, the founders of production studio We Ghosted Media plan to launch on a decentralized web platform that uses blockchain technology. And yes, a crypto wallet will be involved. We Ghosted Media — founded by Chris Jammal, an assistant director for "Bob's Burgers," and Jaclynn Demas, producer of hit children's show "Peg + Cat" — is a TV production studio abandoning traditional
HIVE Executive Chairman Frank Holmes says Bitcoin mining is creating major wins for both Paraguay and the U.S. — from green energy use to strategic U.S. dollar inflows.
"Continuing to gradually reduce the policy rate with no urgency to react fast is the right thing to do," she said at an event held by the University of California, Berkeley’s Fisher Center for Real Estate & Urban Economics. The Fed has held the policy rate steady in the 4.25%-4.50% range since December. Policymakers have generally said tariffs are likely to increase inflation and slow the economy.
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President Donald Trump said he doesn't want to continue hiking tariffs on China as it could lead to trade disruption between the two countries.
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