Could Trump’s win nix SEC crypto suits? Critics say he’s ‘pandering’ for votes
One crypto lawyer thinks a Donald Trump election win would revert some SEC crypto lawsuits, but others note he hasn’t always kept campaign promises.
One crypto lawyer thinks a Donald Trump election win would revert some SEC crypto lawsuits, but others note he hasn’t always kept campaign promises.
One specific segment within tech has consistently outperformed most others.
Former United States President Donald Trump vows to free Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht from prison if re-elected.
Former United States President Donald Trump claims he is “very open minded" to "all things related to this new and burgeoning industry."
According to Odaily, US banks have expressed concerns over potential inflation risks due to robust spending in the service sector, a tight labor market, and fiscal uncertainty. Despite the PCE inflation index gradually nearing its target, the resilience of US economic growth and a positive output gap make any monetary easing seem premature. This supports the view that the easing cycle may begin in December. The impact and uncertainty surrounding the US elections could be another reason why the US may not want to lower interest rates prematurely. The US banking sector's perspective on the economic situation provides a crucial insight into the potential future of the country's financial landscape. The concerns raised about inflation risks and the reluctance to lower interest rates prematurely highlight the challenges faced by the US economy. The potential start of an easing cycle in December could signal a shift in monetary policy, which will have significant implications for the US and global economies.
We have highlighted five ETFs that are beating the S&P 500 Index in the year-to-date time frame and are popular with large AUMs, say more than $20 billion.
This semiconductor ETF hits a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store for this ETF?
Mortgage rates are showing signs of easing, falling below the 7% for the first time in a month. Melissa Cohn, William Raveis Mortgage regional vice president, joins Wealth! to discuss her outlook on the housing market. Cohn notes that "more buyers will come into the marketplace" as rates continue their downward trajectory. She advises individuals looking to purchase a home to buy now. As the number of homebuyers increases and rates continue to drop, Cohn says, "prices are likely to go up." Cohn also highlights home sellers, noting the importance of finding "that happy medium." For those looking to sell their properties, she says they must remember that they will ultimately be in the market to buy as well. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Angel Smith
While the broader housing sector continues to face challenges, luxury homes in Silicon Valley are flying off the market. Analysts attribute this surge in high-end real estate activity to the ongoing artificial intelligence boom. Yahoo Finance's Rebecca Chen breaks down AI's impact on the region's successful real estate trends. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Angel Smith
Is now a good time to shift out of tech stocks and into small cap ETFs?