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While the previous day, the 22nd, saw a ‘mixed’ performance where the Nasdaq absorbed losses in financial stocks, the 23rd saw a complete reversal with all three major indices falling back. Amidst continued uncertainty surrounding the conflict between the US and Iran,
Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: The markets are under immense pressure, and the indices are bleeding. The Nifty is down over 200 points, falling towards the 23,200 mark. The Nifty Bank is down a mammoth 1,000 points. Insurance stocks are crashing with PB Fintech down 15%. All eyes on NSE listing.
In times of economic uncertainty, many investors turn to gold as a perceived safe haven. However, financial expert Dave Ramsey advises against this strategy. He argues that gold is not a reliable investment for building wealth due to its lack of income generation and historical performance. Instead, Ramsey recommends more stable and productive investment options if you’re looking to start investing.
Let’s explore the reasons behind Ramsey’s stance on gold and consider alternative strategies for long-term financial growth.
When it comes to retirement planning, Dave Ramsey doesn’t mince words, and his warnings about Social Security benefits are no exception. He’s quick to remind individuals that the program was never designed to be your main source of income, and that relying too heavily on it could set you up for financial stress in your later years.
(Bloomberg) — Gold held a decline as resurgent energy prices and stronger-than-expected US economic data increased bets the Federal Reserve might again raise interest rates to combat inflation.
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Bullion was trading around $4,290 an ounce, after falling 1.7% the day before.
The surge followed rising inflation concerns after S&P Global said its flash U.S. Composite PMI Output Index, which tracks the manufacturing and services sectors, rose from 56.0 in August to 58.4 this month, the highest level since July 2021.