Bitcoin ETFs draw $2B in April for highest monthly inflows this year
US-listed spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) finished April in the green as Bitcoin rallied throughout the month.
Bitcoin ETFs drew $1.97 billion in inflows in April, well above March’s $1.37 billion, marking their highest monthly inflows of the year, according to SoSoValue data.
With inflows in March and April offsetting outflows in January and February,
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Read MoreWall Street Futures Edge Higher After Record Highs as Earnings and Iran Tensions Stay in Focus: Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq
U.S. stock futures moved slightly higher on Friday after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite closed at fresh record highs in the previous session. Investors continued to weigh strong corporate earnings against ongoing geopolitical uncertainty linked to the Iran conflict.
Read MoreWarren Buffett Says the 2026 Stock Market Dip Isn’t Big Enough: ‘If There is a Big Decline, We Will Deploy’ Capital
The stock market has been wobbling for a while now. Investors are stressing about AI bubbles, geopolitics, yields, and everything in between. Volatility is back with a vengeance, and there’s a growing chorus of voices claiming we’re now in the early stages of a huge correction.
This is precisely when you’d expect rockstar investors like Warren Buffett to start scooping up bargain stocks hand over fist,
3 Multi-Energy Stocks to Consider for Powering the Future
Powering the intense energy needs of artificial intelligence (AI) is not as simple as relying on just one power source. Instead, many companies are building energy portfolios with multiple resources to meet varying needs. That includes everything from natural gas to solar to battery storage and more to meet current and future demand.
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Read MoreHow Social Security Gets Taxed and Legal Ways to Avoid It
Don’t make the mistake of assuming your Social Security benefits are tax-free. Sure, many Americans don’t have to pay federal taxes on Social Security. Depending on where you live, you may not have to pay state taxes, either.
However, it’s possible you could still owe Uncle Sam. That’s why understanding the tax implications of Social Security is a key part of retirement planning.
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Read MoreThe Burst
Is This 12.2% Yield ETF Too Good to Be True?
Looking for serious income from your portfolio? The ProShares NASDAQ-100 High Income ETF (IQQQ) might catch your eye. This covered call ETF is engineered to generate sizable payouts through the use of derivatives — and on the surface, its double-digit yield looks almost too good to pass up.
But before diving in,
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Read MoreThe Ivy
Is the Market Flashing Red?
Warren Buffett isn’t a market timer. Never has been, never will be. Instead, he’s a value hawk, someone who circles the skies looking for bargains and only swoops in when the numbers justify it. In his 1994 letter to shareholders, Buffett put it plainly: “We try to price, rather than time, purchases.”
That simple principle explains why he often appears to be doing… well,
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Read MoreThe Spotlight
10 Billion Reasons To Own This Recession-Proof Stock
With concerns of an impending recession looming large and Goldman Sachs pivoting away from momentum stocks to value stocks, one stock that may fit the bill is Procter & Gamble.
Although the share price has been somewhat volatile subsequent to fiscal Q4 2024 earnings results, P&G bounced back nicely to make an assault on all-time highs.
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