5 Things Investors Need To Understand About Alternative Investments
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Read MoreDefined contribution vs defined benefit: how your pension scheme impacts your retirement
Pensions are an important tool to put money away for your retirement, but the type of scheme you are in will influence how your pot is managed and ultimately how you access your cash in your golden years.
Most people nowadays will be in defined contribution (DC) schemes, often through an employer, where you and the business you work for both contribute to a pension.
Read MoreBlockchain stock boom: The cryptocurrency innovator that’s beating the odds
As the date of its halving approaches (April 15), Bitcoin (BTC) has shown resilience and growth potential, and its value is once again soaring above $70,000. Therefore, investors are paying close attention to the related blockchain stocks as cryptocurrency is once again going through a price rally.
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Read MoreNornickel says financial stability is priority, not dividends
Disagreements on the issue have for years been the main reason for on-and-off rows between its main owners, chief executive and largest shareholder Vladimir Potanin and aluminum producer Rusal.
Nornickel failed to pay dividends on its 2022 results for the first time in 14 years, citing “negative geopolitics”. But the company resumed payouts for the first nine months of 2023 and paid to shareholders $1.5 billion in January.
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Read MoreDefined contribution vs defined benefit: how your pension scheme impacts your retirement
Pensions are an important tool to put money away for your retirement, but the type of scheme you are in will influence how your pot is managed and ultimately how you access your cash in your golden years.
Most people nowadays will be in defined contribution (DC) schemes, often through an employer, where you and the business you work for both contribute to a pension.
Read MoreThe Burst
1 Weird Seasonal Trend Starting Now
Some things can’t easily be explained in the stock market and seasonal trends rank right up there among the conundrums that puzzle even the smartest investors.
Take for example the case of frozen potato processor Lamb Weston that has a weird seasonal trend starting now. It’s a bit difficult to understand precisely why such a powerful force starts at this time of year for the firm,
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Perfect Time To Bet The Farm On Vegas Stock?
Five years ago, the stock we are about to discuss was trading pretty much where it sits today. Between then and now, though, it’s plunged in value by 75% during the COVID era, and rallied 10x from those lows before losing about 75% again to trade close to where it’s at today.
With all that volatility,
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Read MoreThe Spotlight
Market Precariously Perched at Key Level
As the end of the quarter approaches, how do the markets fare? Zooming out, we can see that the S&P 500 is precariously perched on an uptrending resistance line.
While doomsayers have been lining up to predict the market’s demise for months, it has defied all skeptics and continued its march higher. But now it sits once again at a key threshold level.
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