That’s the finest possible outcome. With a net worth of roughly $13 billion, Ricardo Salinas Pliego is the third richest man in Mexico. He is the owner of Grupo Elektra, a retail grocery chain t...
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With Bonds in a ‘Coma,’ Buy Commodities: Bridgewater’s Patterson
(Bloomberg) — Investors should get out of bonds as rates rise and diversify their portfolios with exposure to commodities such as agricultural products, oil and metals facing supply disruptions ...
Mexico’s Third Richest Man Says No To Bonds, Yes To Bitcoin
Ricardo Salinas Pliego is the third richest man in Mexico who has been making headlines for his stance on bitcoin. The billionaire saw Elektra, a supermarket chain, become the first to accept bitcoin ...
Inflation Is Here to Stay. How to Adjust Your Portfolio.
Inflation is rampant and ubiquitous today, from the gas pump to the grocery store. The U.S. consumer price index has quadrupled in the past year, from a 1.7% annual rate in February 2021 to 7.9% this ...
Bank of America Strategist Warns ‘Recession Shock’ Is Coming, Analyst Says Crypto Could Outperform Bonds – Bitcoin News
On Friday, Bank of America’s (BOFA) chief investment strategist Michael Hartnett explained in a weekly financial note to clients that the U.S. economy could head into a recession. The BOFA strategist’...
Carnage is epic in bonds due to Fed’s inflation error: Jim Bianco
There may be no escape from the bond market turmoil — even for stock investors. Market researcher Jim Bianco warns critical Federal Reserve policies to control wild inflation will inflict widespread l...
Floating-Rate Bonds And Inflation: What Gives?
Percent Symbol in Sea getty Floating-rate bonds are supposed to be sailing right now. So why are they sinking? Last week we lamented the reason most bond funds are down this year. The runaway long rat...
You Can Now Trade Bonds on Cardano: Details
Arman Shirinyan New type of asset from traditional finance will be available on Cardano network The Cardano-based decentralized finance platform keeps on implementing new features aimed at attracting ...
Opinion: Want to beat the stock market over the next decade? Add bonds to your portfolio
The death of the 60/40 portfolio has been widely accepted as growth and technology stocks overwhelmed gains in fixed-income securities since the end of the financial meltdown over 10 years ago. Howeve...
Recession Warning Bells Are Ringing. These Banks Look Strong.
Text size Truist identified several banks that would likely be hurt less than their rivals in a mild recession. Dreamstime Concern that the economy could be about to shrink is growing, so bank analyst...
Why Was the Stock Market Down Today? A Fed Official’s Speech Tanked the Market.
Text size Federal Reserve Gov. Lael Brainard said she expects policy to return “to a more neutral position later this year.” Drew Angerer/Getty Images Tech stocks and bond markets both sold off on Tue...
Bond Misery Priced In?
As interest rates rise, bonds have taken it on the chin. Bonds lose value when prevailing rates climb because new bonds then carry higher rates, making existing bonds less attractive. With bonds down ...
Financial Markets Not Yet Ready for Bitcoin-Backed Bonds, Says MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor – The Daily Hodl
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor says he had to borrow money from a bank to fund his firm’s latest Bitcoin purchase because the financial markets are not yet ready to invest in bonds backed by BTC. In...
Bear market rally setting stage for correction: Morgan Stanley warns
A major Wall Street firm is on correction watch. Despite the latest market bounce, Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson is bracing for an S&P 500 decline of at least 13% between now and September. W...
Get ready for a ‘new world order’ that drives stocks and bonds: BlackRock
It’s an end of an era. That’s BlackRocks Inc.’s BLK, +1.62% Tony DeSpirito, chief investment officer in the U.S. fundamental equities division of the world’s largest asset manager, telling investors t...
Cathie Wood Urges Caution About Fed Raising Rates
The asset manager Cathie Wood, chief executive of Ark Wealth Management, has expressed opposition to much more in the way of interest-rate increases from the Federal Reserve. Her thoughts came in a we...
UK to Review Crypto Taxes and Plans Crypto Bonds While Chancellor to Mint an NFT – Trustnodes
The chancellor from the block, although a new one, Rishi Sunak, has announced his “ambition to make the UK a global hub for cryptoasset technology.” “We want to see the businesses of tomorrow – and th...
What 10% inflation could look like for junk bonds: BofA
What happens to companies financed in the booming high-yield or “junk-bond” market on the off chance that U.S. inflation pegged at 7.9% in February soars to 10% and stays there? That’s a question Oleg...
The 1st Quarter’s Price Charts
close up shot of a digital stock market tracking graph follwing a recent crash in prices. Bear … [+] market 3D illustration getty It’s mostly about inflation, the kind that was thought to be tra...
U.S. government bonds just suffered their worst quarter of the past half century: Here’s why some investors may not be fazed
U.S. government bonds just finished their worst quarter since at least 1973, yet some investors aren’t likely to be put off from buying Treasurys again given rising risks of a U.S. recession within th...
Inverted Yield Curve Could Be Sending a Bogus Recession Warning
No topic has dominated the investment conversation lately as much as the yield curve. While it’s an arcane matter to most folks, we in the financial sphere have been thrown into a tizzy by this indica...
Ukraine’s Government Raises $600,000; NFTs to Be Used as War Bonds
Ukraine has raised over $600,000 through NFTs, which will be used as war bonds to help finance the war effort in Ukraine, beginning by rebuilding the country’s museums, theatres, and other cultural in...
Losing 5% Was Best You Could Do in Stocks and Bonds This Quarter
(Bloomberg) — War, inflation and the lingering impact of a global disease made the first quarter a historically rough one for stock and bond investors. Most Read from Bloomberg Across equity and...
Financial markets are ‘not quite ready’ for Bitcoin bonds
MicroStrategy CEO and Bitcoin (BTC) permabull Michael Saylor believes that traditional financial markets aren’t quite ready for Bitcoin-backed bonds. Saylor told Bloomberg on Tuesday that he’d love t...
Michael Saylor Says German Investors Should Respond To Rising Inflation By Replacing Bonds With Bitcoin ⋆ ZyCrypto
Advertisement     Germany’s inflation is at 30-year highs. Michael Saylor has urged investors to ignore bonds and buy Bitcoin. Bitcoin continues to correlate with equi...
MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor Says “Bank Loan > Bitcoin Bonds” for Now
Key Insights: Michael Saylor believes that the market isn’t ready for Bitcoin-backed bonds. The comment was in context with El Salvador offering $1 billion worth of Bitcoin bonds. MicroStrategy recent...
Now Is Not The Right Time For Bitcoin-Backed Bonds, Michael Saylor Says
Chief Executive Officer of MicroStrategy, Michael Saylor stated that the financial market is “not quite ready” for Bitcoin Bonds. He believes that although Bitcoin-backed bonds will revolutionize the ...
Are Markets Not Quite Ready For Bitcoin Bonds? Michael Saylor Thinks So
The significant Bitcoin supporter Michael Saylor has expressed how the traditional markets are not yet ready for Bitcoin backed bonds. He is still extremely bullish on the long term potential for the...
MicroStrategy CEO Believes Global Markets Not Prepared to Welcome Bitcoin Bonds
Michael Saylor, CEO of business intelligence firm MicroStrategy, believes that the financial market is not ready to have a Bitcoin-backed bond. Meanwhile, El Salvador has postponed the launch of its B...
El Salvador’s Bitcoin bonds not going as planned for crypto-mad millennial president
Just last November, El Salvador’s crypto-mad president Nayib Bukele was rocking out at a Bitcoin conference to AC/DC’s megahit “You Shook Me All Night Long,” as he announced a new “volcano bond”—the w...
These inflation protection funds are on sale
Actual panic about inflation seems to be spiraling upward. But investments that will try to protect us from the ravages of inflation seem to be getting cheaper. Weird, right? Only on Wall Street. But ...