Wall Street Pepe: Is This A Great Investment As Whales Are Looking At StratoVM?
Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) is a presale meme coin launched in December 2024 that wants to democratize access to professional trading tools for retail investors. The $WEPE presale started in December 2024 and has demonstrated remarkable success, raising over $70 million.
Based on the Ethereum blockchain, $WEPE is where meme culture has gone viral and the site also introduces practical utilities to be leveraged by small traders to compete with whales in the market.
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Read MoreIndia’s average options trade value is $100, very low compared to developed countries, says NSE’s Ashish Chauhan
NSE’s Chauhan calls for a single expiry date for derivative contracts, credits Sebi with strengthening investor trust and market participation.
Read MoreCryptocurrency Fort Knox: Trump creates US bitcoin reserve
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile, continuing his administration’s embrace of the cryptocurrency industry.
The announcement came on the eve of a Crypto Summit Trump is scheduled to host Friday at the White House with industry leaders.
“Just as it is in our country’s interest to thoughtfully manage national ownership and control of any other resource,
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Read MoreExplained: What is quartile ranking in mutual funds and how to analyse schemes using this ranking
Quartile ranking is a statistical tool used to evaluate and compare the performance of mutual funds within a specific category. It divides funds into four quartiles based on their performance over a defined period. The rankings are typically based on returns, with the first quartile (Q1) representing the top 25% of funds and the fourth quartile (Q4) representing the bottom 25%.
Read MoreStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures stall as worries over tariffs and the economy persist
Intel’s (INTC) shares are jumping in premarket after the company found a new CEO willing to take on the tough job of turning around the struggling US chipmaker.
New boss Lip-Bu Tan is a former Intel board member who’s managed to stay under the radar while wielding significant influence in the chip industry.
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How Apple Obliterates Google and Microsoft
When Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha and Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO, decided to make Apple his largest holding, many heads turned. Traditionally, Buffett steered clear of the tech sector. Yet, Apple accounts for almost 50% of Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio.
Buffett’s initial investment in Apple dates back to the first quarter of 2016. If you had followed his lead back then,
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