1 Low-Cost Schwab ETF That Beat The Market
With around $65.7 billion in net assets, Schwab’s US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) is one of the most popular funds among investors seeking dividend income from their portfolios.
In the last year, SCHD has even beaten out the S&P 500 by delivering a 27.1% market price return compared to 25.0% from the S&P.
The question now is whether SCHD is still a good buy or if the fund will lag this year? » Read more about: 1 Low-Cost Schwab ETF That Beat The Market »
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Market Commentary: Is Eye-Watering 13.6% Dividend Too Good To Be True?
I like a good dividend as much as the next investor but, after you’re been around the block for a while, you learn to be a bit skeptical of sky-high dividends.
When a company pays a dividend of…
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Market Commentary: 1 Unstoppable Stock Worth $1,000,000 Per Share?
When Tesla shares were priced in the thousands of dollars, it didn’t take long before a stock split was authorized. So too, the same happened at Apple and Alphabet. But one company…
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Market Commentary: 18.6% of Bill Gates Portfolio In 1 Canadian Stock
It’s no surprise that the top position in Bill Gates’ portfolio is Microsoft. As co-founder and former CEO, he led Microsoft to enormous success and the current CEO, Satya Nadella, picked up the baton and added hundreds of billions of more value to the firm when he transformed it to a cloud-focused business.
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Will This Spinoff Unlock Massive Wealth?
In a pre-holiday surprise announcement, management at FedEx (NYSE:FDX) released news of a plan to spin off FedEx Freight into a standalone entity that also would be publicly traded.
Given the headwinds the firm has faced from pricing to cost-sensitive customers, the spinoff offers a potential boon to existing shareholders. FedEx Freight handles less-than-truckload shipping for the company,
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How To Trade The Crashing Markets
Lots of finger-pointing has taken place. Was it Buffett selling Apple? The jobs report? The unwind of the Japanese carry trade, which is essentially nothing more than borrowing at low rates in Japan and investing at higher yields in the US. Or was it the re-pricing from inflation concerns to recession worries?
Regardless,
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Market Commentary: 54.9% Upside + 9.3x P/E
Trading volume is like oxygen for market makers, and over the past decade off-exchange market makers like Virtu Financial have soaked up a lot of trades from individual investors, creating a fortune for shareholders.
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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures falter in bid to recover from tech-led sell-off
US stocks faltered in their rebound bid on Friday, resuming a tech-led sell-off as investors weighed signals on the jobs market and the odds that the AI investment boom will pay off.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) led the losses, falling around 0.7% in the minutes after the opening bell,