Why Coinbase Could Soar
Among the best business models in the world is the money management one. While fees have come down substantially in recent decades, you can certainly still find examples of financial advisors charging north of 1% on assets under management while another 1% is charged through commissions, 10b-1 fees, and mutual fund costs.
Sum those up and 2% of invested capital is lost each year to these hefty fees. » Read more about: Why Coinbase Could Soar »
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1 Pet Stock You’d Be Barking Mad Not to Buy
Pet insurance is big business and Trupanion is a popular insurance company for pet lovers. Over 1.1 million pets were enrolled in Trupanion at last count, up 37% year over year.
The pet insurer makes for an intriguing investment opportunity: a business model that has product-market fit, lots of room to grow, and a proven history of customer satisfaction.
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Forget Sports, Buy Sports Data Stocks
Like everything else data-related in the 21st century, sports analytics has exploded in recent years. In 2020, the sports analytics market was valued at USD 885 million. Analysts are forecasting the sports analytics space will continue to grow at a compound yearly rate of 21.3 percent from 2021 to 2028.
Sports analytics is part of a larger sports technology market,
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Solana Price Predictions – Is It Worth Buying?
Over the last couple of months, the Cryptocurrency bull run has stalled and turned into a bear market with prices down over 20% from their highs. However, with the recent explosion in crypto creation, development and launches, it can be overwhelming to decide which coin or project you should be investing in.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum grab most of the headlines,
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How To Trade The Crashing Markets
Lots of finger-pointing has taken place. Was it Buffett selling Apple? The jobs report? The unwind of the Japanese carry trade, which is essentially nothing more than borrowing at low rates in Japan and investing at higher yields in the US. Or was it the re-pricing from inflation concerns to recession worries?
Regardless,
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Is Buffett Primed To Pounce On a Crash?
In 2024, value investing legend Warren Buffett did the seemingly unthinkable by selling stocks aggressively in a year that saw the S&P 500 climb by about 23 percent.
While the exact figures on Buffett’s selling won’t be known until Berkshire Hathaway releases its Q4 earnings report, the total stood at a staggering $133 billion as of the end of Q3.
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Market Commentary: Blowoff Top?
When does the market top? Looking back at prior bubbles, one rule of thumb to internalize is “when price goes vertical, a top may be near”. If you’re the mathematical type, think of the angle of ascent that price takes. Usually, a bull market plods along, slow price rises push up against the Wall of Worry.
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A 17-year-old earned $72,000 after investing his e-commerce profits into stocks. Here's why he bet on the tech industry.
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Samik Sidhu created an investment portfolio after making a profit through e-commerce businesses.