• Ripple XRP: New XRP Price Metric! Jerome Powell Warns Of Bank Collapse, Nasdaq Laying XRP Rails
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    Ripple XRP: New XRP Price Metric! Jerome Powell Warns Of Bank Collapse, Nasdaq Laying XRP Rails https://youtu.be/GGLsxcae7No?si=k1iJk_XoQJ9T_qJY
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  • Nasdaq approaches record closing on 22 Feb 2024 Nasdaq
    Nasdaq approaches record closing on 22 Feb 2024 Nasdaq 100 Rallies to a Record High Tech stocks charged higher Friday, putting the Nasdaq just, up, 16000 and strain the S&P 500 record index reaches an all-time high in a new challenging economic view.

    This could indicate a strong performance in the technology sector, as the Nasdaq is known for its significant representation of tech stocks.

    It's also noteworthy that the S&P 500 reached an all-time high, indicating broad-based strength in the stock market. Economic views and market dynamics can play a crucial role in influencing stock market movements.
    Nasdaq approaches record closing on 22 Feb 2024 Nasdaq Nasdaq approaches record closing on 22 Feb 2024 Nasdaq 100 Rallies to a Record High Tech stocks charged higher Friday, putting the Nasdaq just, up, 16000 and strain the S&P 500 record index reaches an all-time high in a new challenging economic view. This could indicate a strong performance in the technology sector, as the Nasdaq is known for its significant representation of tech stocks. It's also noteworthy that the S&P 500 reached an all-time high, indicating broad-based strength in the stock market. Economic views and market dynamics can play a crucial role in influencing stock market movements.
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  • US STOCKS CHANGE COURSE, TURN TO GAINS IN PREMARKET
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    Major United States stock indexes changed course during Monday's premarket in a choppy session and edged higher.

    Traders still seem to be digesting the Federal Reserve's latest comments, which pointed to the fact that the central bank might decide to slow down with its interest rate hikes in the future. On the data front, US composite PMI report is expected to be revealed not long after the open.

    The Dow Jones rose 0.30% at 6:23 am ET, while the Nasdaq 100 grew 0.10% at the same time. The S&P 500 added 0.27% simultaneously. The euro was 0.33% lower against the dollar at 6:24 am ET, selling for 0.98314.

    10/24, 12:24 PM (Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AY))
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    🇺🇸 US STOCKS CHANGE COURSE, TURN TO GAINS IN PREMARKET ━━━━━━━☟━━━━━━━ Major United States stock indexes changed course during Monday's premarket in a choppy session and edged higher. Traders still seem to be digesting the Federal Reserve's latest comments, which pointed to the fact that the central bank might decide to slow down with its interest rate hikes in the future. On the data front, US composite PMI report is expected to be revealed not long after the open. The Dow Jones rose 0.30% at 6:23 am ET, while the Nasdaq 100 grew 0.10% at the same time. The S&P 500 added 0.27% simultaneously. The euro was 0.33% lower against the dollar at 6:24 am ET, selling for 0.98314. 10/24, 12:24 PM (Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AY)) https://files.catbox.moe/ikqdq8.jpg
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  • https://ugetube.com/watch/nasdaq-down-2-7-long-stockmarket-cnn-crash-cyber_4hDuR1gW2gxxhht.html
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  • WAIT, WHAT’S A SPAC?
    Briefly, SPACs are shell companies that get listed on exchanges like the Nasdaq and exist for the sole purpose of eventually merging with companies that want to go public. Someone, often from the finance world, starts the company and gets a few other people to throw money in the pot in exchange for shares of the shell — typically sold at $10 a pop. They set themselves a deadline (usually around two years) by which they aim to find a company to merge with and tell the market which industry they’re targeting — though they can really merge with any willing business. Here’s a far more detailed explainer if you’re curious.
    WAIT, WHAT’S A SPAC? Briefly, SPACs are shell companies that get listed on exchanges like the Nasdaq and exist for the sole purpose of eventually merging with companies that want to go public. Someone, often from the finance world, starts the company and gets a few other people to throw money in the pot in exchange for shares of the shell — typically sold at $10 a pop. They set themselves a deadline (usually around two years) by which they aim to find a company to merge with and tell the market which industry they’re targeting — though they can really merge with any willing business. Here’s a far more detailed explainer if you’re curious.
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  • #Trump Media & Technology Group merges with Digital World Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ: $DWAC)

    Social Media network: "#TRUTHSocial" will be launched
    https://www.truthsocial.com/

    Nationwide roll out in the first quarter of 2022

    A VOD subscription #TMTG+ will also be launch in the future
    #Trump Media & Technology Group merges with Digital World Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ: $DWAC) Social Media network: "#TRUTHSocial" will be launched https://www.truthsocial.com/ Nationwide roll out in the first quarter of 2022 A VOD subscription #TMTG+ will also be launch in the future
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  • https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2021/10/07/sec-sued-over-nasdaqs-diversity-rule-for-race-gender-lgbtq-quotas-on-boards/
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    SEC Sued over Nasdaq's 'Diversity' Rule for Race, Gender, LGBTQ Quotas on Boards
    The National Center for Public Policy Research sued the SEC on Monday after it approved the Nasdaq's controversial "diversity" rule.
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  • https://dailycaller.com/2021/08/06/joe-biden-administration-securities-exchange-commission-gary-gensler-nasdaq-diversity/?tpcc%3D=newsletter
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    Biden Administration Approves Rule Forcing Companies To Hire Minority, LGBTQ+ Executives And Publicly Disclose Diversity
    The top financial regulatory agency approved a rule that forces publicly-traded companies to reveal the diversity of their executive boardroom to investors.
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  • Stock Market Risks in the Spotlight

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    During March 2021, the widening availability of COVID-19 vaccinations, signs of improving economic conditions, and a third, $1.9 trillion stimulus package brought about more optimistic growth projections. Even though a healthy economy could be good news for many businesses and the financial markets, rising inflation expectations caused a multi-week sell-off in U.S. government bonds that pushed up longer-term yields and sent the Nasdaq Composite Index into correction territory on March 8, 2021.1

    Promising a patient approach, the Federal Reserve stated that it would not raise interest rates until the labor market fully recovers and inflation moderately exceeds the 2% target for some time.2 But some investors worry that sharply higher inflation could force policymakers to boost rates sooner than originally expected.

    Here's a closer look at some specific types of investment risk that could influence individual stock prices and/or cause broader market swings during the second half of 2021.

    Inflation and Interest-Rate Fears
    Inflation and interest rates are two different but closely related investment risks. The Federal Reserve is tasked with fostering full employment and controlling inflation. One way it balances these two goals is by lowering interest rates to stimulate business activity or raising rates to help slow inflation when the economy is heating up too fast.

    High inflation erodes the value of investment returns, but when interest rates rise, bond values fall (and vice versa). These risks are obvious considerations for bond owners, but they also impact stocks. When goods, services, and credit cost more, consumers have less purchasing power, which can hurt company earnings and stock prices as well.

    Rising bond yields might continue to have a negative effect on stock values, because as they move up, borrowing costs for most businesses also rise, cutting into profits. Higher yields could also entice risk-averse investors to sell their stocks and buy more stable bonds instead.

    Legislative or Regulatory Impacts
    Some government actions (such as antitrust lawsuits, higher taxes, and more stringent regulations or standards) make it more difficult and expensive for companies to do business, which can adversely affect their earnings and stock prices. On the other hand, government subsidies and tariffs on foreign products can provide competitive advantages.

    The Justice Department, Federal Trade Commission, and numerous states are in the midst of antitrust lawsuits or major investigations into the business practices of several market-dominating tech companies.3 In another example, the Securities and Exchange Commission is considering new standards for corporate disclosures related to environmental, social, and governance risks.4

    Percentage of U.S. Households Who Own Stocks*


    Source: Investment Company Institute, 2021 (data from Federal Reserve Board Survey of Consumer Finances)

    Event or Headline-Driven Volatility
    Headline risk refers to the possibility that events reported in the media could hurt a company's reputation and/or earnings prospects. Troubling news can cause market backlash against a specific company or an entire industry. Companies try to manage this risk through public relations campaigns and other efforts to generate positive news that leaves a good impression on consumers. Events that threaten to disrupt business activity nationwide, regionally, or around the world can cause sudden stock market declines.

    The market responds to news, good or bad, almost every day. For this reason, your portfolio should be designed to weather a range of market conditions and have a risk profile that reflects your ability to endure periods of market volatility, both financially and emotionally.

    The principal value of bonds may fluctuate with changes in interest rates and market conditions. Bonds redeemed prior to maturity may be worth more or less than their original cost. The return and principal value of stocks fluctuate with changes in market conditions. Shares, when sold, may be worth more or less than their original cost. Investments seeking to achieve higher yields also involve a higher degree of risk.

    1) The Wall Street Journal, March 8, 2021
    2) Federal Reserve, March 17, 2021
    3) Reuters, December 16, 2020
    4) The Wall Street Journal, February 24, 2021
    Stock Market Risks in the Spotlight How would you rate this content? During March 2021, the widening availability of COVID-19 vaccinations, signs of improving economic conditions, and a third, $1.9 trillion stimulus package brought about more optimistic growth projections. Even though a healthy economy could be good news for many businesses and the financial markets, rising inflation expectations caused a multi-week sell-off in U.S. government bonds that pushed up longer-term yields and sent the Nasdaq Composite Index into correction territory on March 8, 2021.1 Promising a patient approach, the Federal Reserve stated that it would not raise interest rates until the labor market fully recovers and inflation moderately exceeds the 2% target for some time.2 But some investors worry that sharply higher inflation could force policymakers to boost rates sooner than originally expected. Here's a closer look at some specific types of investment risk that could influence individual stock prices and/or cause broader market swings during the second half of 2021. Inflation and Interest-Rate Fears Inflation and interest rates are two different but closely related investment risks. The Federal Reserve is tasked with fostering full employment and controlling inflation. One way it balances these two goals is by lowering interest rates to stimulate business activity or raising rates to help slow inflation when the economy is heating up too fast. High inflation erodes the value of investment returns, but when interest rates rise, bond values fall (and vice versa). These risks are obvious considerations for bond owners, but they also impact stocks. When goods, services, and credit cost more, consumers have less purchasing power, which can hurt company earnings and stock prices as well. Rising bond yields might continue to have a negative effect on stock values, because as they move up, borrowing costs for most businesses also rise, cutting into profits. Higher yields could also entice risk-averse investors to sell their stocks and buy more stable bonds instead. Legislative or Regulatory Impacts Some government actions (such as antitrust lawsuits, higher taxes, and more stringent regulations or standards) make it more difficult and expensive for companies to do business, which can adversely affect their earnings and stock prices. On the other hand, government subsidies and tariffs on foreign products can provide competitive advantages. The Justice Department, Federal Trade Commission, and numerous states are in the midst of antitrust lawsuits or major investigations into the business practices of several market-dominating tech companies.3 In another example, the Securities and Exchange Commission is considering new standards for corporate disclosures related to environmental, social, and governance risks.4 Percentage of U.S. Households Who Own Stocks* Source: Investment Company Institute, 2021 (data from Federal Reserve Board Survey of Consumer Finances) Event or Headline-Driven Volatility Headline risk refers to the possibility that events reported in the media could hurt a company's reputation and/or earnings prospects. Troubling news can cause market backlash against a specific company or an entire industry. Companies try to manage this risk through public relations campaigns and other efforts to generate positive news that leaves a good impression on consumers. Events that threaten to disrupt business activity nationwide, regionally, or around the world can cause sudden stock market declines. The market responds to news, good or bad, almost every day. For this reason, your portfolio should be designed to weather a range of market conditions and have a risk profile that reflects your ability to endure periods of market volatility, both financially and emotionally. The principal value of bonds may fluctuate with changes in interest rates and market conditions. Bonds redeemed prior to maturity may be worth more or less than their original cost. The return and principal value of stocks fluctuate with changes in market conditions. Shares, when sold, may be worth more or less than their original cost. Investments seeking to achieve higher yields also involve a higher degree of risk. 1) The Wall Street Journal, March 8, 2021 2) Federal Reserve, March 17, 2021 3) Reuters, December 16, 2020 4) The Wall Street Journal, February 24, 2021
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