Understanding Unsuitable Investments: What They Are and How to Avoid Them
An unsuitable investment is when an investment—such as a stock or bond—does not meet the objectives and means of an investor. The investment strategy may also be unsuitable. For example, the portfolio asset mix could be wrong, or the investments purchased may be too aggressive or too low-risk for what the client needs or wants.
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Sure Fire Way To Get $1,000 Income?
Want to lock in $1,000 of income quite predictably? One strategy now has the potential to do just that, and potentially a lot more by leveraging the current macroeconomic climate.
If you were to look at the world’s conflicts through the lens of a technical chart analyst, it wouldn’t be a stretch to see that the “conflict trend line”
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Buffett Dives Into Pool: Uncovering the Oracle’s Latest Surprise Bet
News just came out that Warren Buffett was back in the market buying again and this time the stock comes as a bit of a surprise, it’s Pool Corp.
On the back of the news, Pool share price popped 3% as a stampede of buyers flooded in after the Oracle of Omaha. So what is it about this swimming pool supplies company that has piqued the interest of the 93 year old billionaire?
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FAANG Is Dead, Here’s Why
It wasn’t long ago Meta had a trillion dollar market capitalization. Zuckerberg’s empire spanned social media giants Facebook and Instagram, as well as Whatsapp and Oculus. Then TikTok came along and everything changed.
A few years ago the only platform that could claim a billion monthly active users was Facebook, but by January of this year TikTok had eclipsed this threshold and a full 3 billion users have installed the app.