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Why You Should Buy A Good Annuity And Avoid The Rest
Let’s be real. It can be hard to save for retirement. But, after you figure out how much you need to save for retirement, the real work begins.
Obviously, there are a lot of ways to save for
75% Of SMEs Change Business Direction In Some Way From Original Plan
Three quarters of small business owners change business direction in some way from original plan
- Only 30% of SME owners say they achieved their short-term business goals in the time frame
Phoenix Group Rise With A Strong Performance
Phoenix Group Holdings PLC (LON:PHNX), the Midlands-based Life Assurance consolidation specialist has released its half-year results. These show good performance on all fronts with the group
It Is Still A Buy-The-Dip Market
In his Daily Market Notes report to investors, Louis Navellier wrote:
Rally Pause
Market rally paused due to weaker oil prices, China rate cut, and a surprisingly weak NY Manufacturing Index.
The Financial And Insurance Activities Industry Offers The Best Life-Work Balance
Since March 2020, the lines between work and our personal time have become blurred like never before. Whilst the work-from-home policies made popular by the pandemic have given employees more
Cyxtera: Unsustainable Business Model On A Debt Lease Of Life In The Hot Data Centers Space
Cyxtera Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:CYXT) came public via a SPAC in the summer of 2021. The company is a sub-scale operator of poorly-positioned data centers leased from facility owners. The leasing
ESG Disclosure: Gaps In DAX-40 GHG Reporting Show Pitfalls For Investors Ahead Of EU’s SFDR
Only half of companies in Germany’s benchmark DAX-40 stock market index have reported on more than four of 16 categories for indirect greenhouse gas emissions, presenting fund managers with a
STASIS Responds To Circle’s Decision To Freeze 75k Assets
Gregory Klumov, CEO of stablecoin platform has responded to Circle’s decision to freeze more than 75k of funds – claiming it goes against decentralisation and the whole backbone idea of Web3.
No Hope In Sight For The EV Industry
In his podcast addressing the markets today, Louis Navellier offered the following commentary.
EU’s Energy Problems
I am on the Forbes cruise this week in the Baltic Sea and have learned some
ValueAct Discloses A $350-million Stake In The New York Times
All the news that’s fit to print but money left on the table.
That’s ValueAct Capital Partners‘ message to The New York Times Co (NYSE:NYT), with the San Francisco-based activist fund disclosing a
Releasing Search Affidavit Will Not Solve Problems
Releasing Search Affidavit Will Not Solve Problems; Prosecutorial Bias Would Remain, As Would Questionable Decisions
Search Affidavit For Donald Trump
WASHINGTON, D.C., (August 15, 2022) -While
Where’s My Self-Driving Car?
Silicon Valley gurus told us we’d be commuting to work in robocars by now…
In 2016, the CEO of ridesharing firm Lyft predicted driverless cars would “all but end” car ownership…
Heck, even Tesla
Memecoins Dogecoin And Shiba Inu Pop While Bitcoin And Ether Slip
Memecoins surged on Sunday while bitcoin and ether tumbled. However, Dogecoin was down 6% in early trading on Monday, although Shiba Inu continued to rise, while bitcoin and ether continued to
Doubling Down On Donald Trump
It was one hundred percent predictable that as soon as the FBI announced that former president Donald Trump had been holding a huge trove of highly classified national security documents in his Mar
The Turn
S&P 500 more than erased Thursday‘s decline – buy the dip mentality won, and the advance was that broad-based that it makes sense that I examine the theoretical possibility of a new bull market
Identifying The Right Marketing Channel For Your Campaign
Your marketing campaign should have a clear idea of what channels it will establish.
Marketing channels are the medium through which you reach your audience. They help to drive traffic to your
UK GDP: Stop-Start Recovery A Grim Reality With Recession Bearing Down
The following The following is a commentary from Samuel Fuller, Director of Financial Markets Online, on the UK GDP figures.
UK GDP Has Flipped Into Reverse
“The UK economy slammed on the brakes in
Burnout Barometer: New Jersey Workers Reached Peak Burnout on July 20th
- Study identifies exact date in which each state’s employees experience burnout.
- New Jerseyans experienced burnout 201 days into the year.
Thanks to technology that has made us reachable whenever
BlackRock Launches A New Spot Bitcoin Fund – Commentary
A commentary from Alex Adelman, CEO & Co-founder of Lolli, on BlackRock’s launch of a new spot bitcoin fund.
BlackRock’s New Bitcoin Fund
“Bitcoin’s price increase on the news of a new bitcoin
These Were The Five Best And Worst Performing Mid-Cap Stocks In July 2022
Mid-cap stocks are often overlooked due to the stability that large-cap stocks offer and the growth prospects of small-cap stocks. However, mid-cap stocks may offer better upside potential because
Elon Musk Details The Tesla Robot In His Column For China’s Online Censorship Agency
Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk has provided more information about the Tesla robot, officially called Tesla Optimus. Interestingly, the details came in a column he wrote for the Cyberspace
These States Will Send Additional Stimulus Checks to Residents This Year
In response to rising inflation, several states have approved sending, or have already issued additional stimulus checks to their residents. Most of the states are issuing these additional stimulus
These Are 10 Big Companies Reporting Earnings Next Week
About 87% of the S&P 500 companies have reported their second quarter 2022 earnings as of last week. Of these, 75% of the companies have reported EPS above estimates. Moreover, the companies are
Could Hyperinflation Ever Happen Here?
For weekend reading, Louis Navellier offers the following commentary:
Something insidious began to happen a century ago in Germany – it was something like that proverbial frog getting warmer in a
Inflation Slowed In July, But Will It Continue Along A Downward Trajectory?
Prices increased year-over-year on a basket of goods and services by 8.5% in July. That figure is lower than the Dow Jones estimate of 8.7% raise YoY.
However, the consumer price index (CPI) rose


