Billionaire family offices invested in pro soccer, bitcoin and semiconductors before the new year
The private investment firms of Leon Cooperman and the Walton family disclosed bold stock buys last quarter.
Beware of banks breaking bad, warns top B. of A. strategist. He casts a wary eye on bank-loan ETFs.
Problem loans in the financial-services sector imply mounting risks for markets.
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My grandpa retired happily at 70 with $750K after working as a missionary. I know where most Americans go wrong.
“You could even retire at 55 with $500,000 and be perfectly fine. Am I right?”
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Yes, consumers in China are consuming again. It’s just not their No. 1 priority these days.
Retail sales are still rising, but record household savings, stepped-up gold buying and reined-in income expectations suggest the population of the world’s second largest economy is now prioritizing security over splurges — with consequences for global brands and investors.
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10-year Treasury yield hits a three-month low — and it may have to do with AI, strategist says
The bond market has caught a bid over much of the past month, with buyers stepping into a crucial part of the $30 trillion Treasury market partly because of anxiety over artificial intelligence’s potential to wipe out many U.S. jobs, according to strategist Lawrence Gillum of LPL Financial.
Lawsuit over $21 million donor-advised fund highlights risks of DAF giving
Wealthy Americans use DAFs to give back and save on taxes, but the popular strategy comes with strings attached.
