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Can Fintechs Now Offer Student Loans?
The student loan sector has predominantly been off-limits to many financial institutions, despite being a multi-billion-dollar industry. In fact, most borrowers could only tap into a few lenders
Searches For ‘Remote Crypto Jobs’ Explode To Highest Point Worldwide Amid War For Tech Talent
Analysis of Google search data reveals that searches for ‘remote crypto jobs’ exploded 560% worldwide in June 2022 – the highest level in internet history. Search interest hit its highest ever
S&P Tech M&A Analysis: Megadeals Buoy Tech M&A Totals, But How Long Can It Last?
Tech M&A is still setting records in 2022, largely due to a spate of megadeals, raising questions about whether the buying spree can continue as interest rates climb and markets turn sharply
S&P 500 Going Sideways – Are We Getting Close to Breaking Out?
There’s still no clear direction, as stock prices continue to fluctuate following their mid-June sell-off. So is this a bottoming pattern?
The S&P 500 index lost 0.13% on Wednesday, as it continued
Inflation Is Causing 85% Of Americans To Adjust Their Spending Habits
- Over three quarters of American’s (78%) have little to no room to increase their budget allowance in line with rising inflation
- 40% of American’s are relying on credit cards more often as a
42% Of Aum Across Private Capital Is Managed By Funds That Have An Active ESG Policy
Demand For ESG Investment is Rising – Preqin ESG Report 2022
Today Preqin, the global leader in alternative assets data, tools, and insights, has published its annual Environmental, Social, and
These Are The Ten Biggest Firms Reporting Earnings Next Week
Stocks generally see significant movement days before the earnings announcement. Investors, both long and short-term, use this event to initiate fresh positions, as well as to make quick profits
NFTs Accessible to All with Launch of Fiat-Focused SIMBA Market
SOUTH BEND, Indiana, 23rd June, 2022, Chainwire
SIMBA Chain, the leading provider of blockchain enterprise solutions, has announced the launch of its new non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace SIMBA
Squeeze On The UK Public Purse Another Symptom Of Inflationary Pressures
- The public purse is facing a big squeeze with government borrowing higher than expected.
- FTSE 100 opened lower as concerns continue about the damaging effect of inflation.
- The oil price has
Junior Miners Fell Hard – And Gold Didn’t Even Lift A Finger
There are numerous indications that junior miners are poised to set new lows on their downward path. Will they pull gold to the bottom as well?
Without Gold’s Help
The GDXJ, a proxy for junior
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg On Seeing A ‘Massive Economy’ Around The Metaverse
Following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC exclusive interview with Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:FB) Founder, Chairman & CEO Mark Zuckerberg on CNBC’s “Mad Money” (M-F, 6PM-7PM ET) today
Oregon Stimulus Checks: $600 Coming To Low-Income Workers This Week
Inflation in the U.S. continues to reach new highs, and this is hurting low-income households more, especially low-income workers. In Oregon, however, workers will get some respite from the
How To Get Started With Algorithmic Trading?
Investors often spend hours and days researching to hunt the pit bottom of trades, be it, beginner, mid, or advanced traders, all have been into this thrill.
When one seizes enough skills to
UK Inflation Has Risen To 9.1% – Commentary
In light of new CPI data from the ONS this morning, reporting that inflation has risen to 9.1%, below are comments from Giles Coghlan (Chief Analyst, HYCM) and Jatin Ondhia (CEO, Shojin).
Inflation
Why Is Kellogg Splitting Into Three Companies?
Kellogg Company (NYSE:K) has announced it is splitting up into three publicly traded companies: snacks, cereal and plant-based foods. The three lines are expected to go solo next year. Since the
Canada Inflation Hits Near 40-Year High
Powell signals Fed needs to be nimble, Canada Inflation hits near 40-year high, Oil crushed on recession fears, Gold steadies, Bitcoin tries to hold $20k – OANDA
After what might be the worst first
Grumpy Elon Musk
In his podcast addressing the markets today, Louis Navellier offered the following commentary.
If you wish to listen to this commentary, please click here.
Don’t be alarmed that the stock market
Korn Ferry Is A Good Buy For The Recession And Beyond
Korn Ferry Beats, Raises Guidance And Hikes The Dividend
Korn Ferry (NYSE:KFY) is living proof that labor trends are strong and supported by robust tailwinds. The company’s positioning as an
The Rebound In Winnebago Is On
Winnebago Is A Comfortable Way To Ride Out The Recession
Whether you believe a recession is coming is irrelevant, at least in the case of Winnebago (NYSE:WGO). The company’s branding, quality, and
Why Dollar General (NYSE:DG) Should Be In Your Portfolio
While the benchmark S&P 500 index has fallen as much as 13% since this time last month, shares of discount retailer Dollar General (NYSE:DG) have jumped 30%. So while many on Wall Street might
Meta Materials Climbs 19% On Optodot Acquisition News
Material engineering firm Meta Materials Inc (NASDAQ:MMAT)’s shares rallied 19% on Monday as investors digested news about its acquisition of Optodot Corporation.
Meta Materials signed a definitive
Berkeley – Profits Forecast To Keep Growing Despite Several Headwinds
Berkeley Group Holdings PLC (LON:BKG) posted revenue of £2.3bn, up 6.6%, as the group sold 33% more homes. Higher operating costs and a lower average selling price, due to the type of property
Tax And Retirement Consequences Of Biden’s 2023 Budget Proposal
As part of the Biden administration’s fiscal year 2023 budget proposal, aka the Green Book, for the Treasury Department, Janet Yellen testified before the Senate Finance Committee and the House



