Your Money: Factor investing for volatile times
By Vineet Sachdeva
Factor investing tries to generate alpha by capitalising on market biases and systematically identifying drivers of return. It is well-positioned to deliver reasonable risk-adjusted returns with increased market efficiency and technological advancements.
Market volatility
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Read MoreWhat is a relationship rate and how can it benefit your money?
Key takeaways
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A relationship rate, or relationship APY, offers a higher annual percentage yield on deposit accounts when you open an additional account at the same bank.
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Read MoreStock Futures Rising as Treasury Yields Slip
Stocks looked set to extend gains on Friday after mostly finishing higher the previous day.
The market is getting a lift from a busy earnings season, economic data, and a slight retreat in bond yields as traders assess how much the Federal Reserve might lower interest rates over the next few months.
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Read MoreWall Street's Tech Titans: A Week of Earnings and Market Movement
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed on a positive note Tuesday, whereas the Dow experienced a decline. This fluctuation occurred as investors navigated a mix of corporate earnings and awaited Alphabet’s results post-market close. The anticipation around these figures underscores this busy earnings week, especially for S&P 500.
This week, widely known as the busiest for S&P 500 earnings,
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Read MoreThe Burst
14.7 Billion Reasons To Buy Meta
Meta Platforms (META) has repurchased shares totaling around $14.7 billion so far in 2022. The social media titan, best known for Facebook, bought $5.08 billion of its stock this past quarter — but what does it all mean? Is now the time to buy, or has META become a value trap?
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Read MoreThe Ivy
Market Commentary: Is This The Largest Scandal On Wall Street?
Carl Icahn is as infamous as he is famous. As an activist investor, he sewed fear into the boards of target companies. Famous for his aggressive approach to taking large stakes in companies and pressuring management to make changes that benefit…
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