All stocks and economy. All the time. Except when I mix in references to sports and pop culture too. Ex-@CNNBusiness Digital Correspondent
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The president-elect put his shares in a trust controlled by one of his sons, but his plans for the company aren’t clear. What investors need to know.
By: Paul R. La Monica
The market is rallying to start the year. January pops are common. And a weaker dollar could fuel further gains.
Even crypto bulls expect more volatility for Bitcoin this year. But many think the path of least resistance is still higher, perhaps in 2026.
MicroStrategy is a highly leveraged gamble on Bitcoin and Wall Street is betting that the software company’s stock, along with the price of the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency, will continue to skyrocket. For now, the Bitcoin bet, engineered by MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, is paying off handsomely. Shares of MicroStrategy are up more than 450% over the past year.
MicroStrategy is a highly leveraged gamble on Bitcoin and Wall Street is betting that the software company’s stock, along with the price of the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency, will continue to skyrocket. For now, the Bitcoin bet, engineered by MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, is paying off handsomely. Shares of MicroStrategy are up more than 450% over the past year.
By: Paul R. La Monica
The resilient labor market might be just a tad too strong for would-be home buyers—and investors in building stocks. The yield on the 10-year Treasury, which influences the direction of mortgage rates, rose Friday after the stronger-than-expected jobs report and is now hovering above 4.75%.
By: Paul R. La Monica
Shares of Howard Hughes rose Monday but were below Ackman’s offering price. It may take more from Pershing Square to seal a deal.
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds marked their first anniversary not long ago. ETFs for ethereum, the world’s second-most valuable cryptocurrency, have been trading now for roughly six months. Trump’s very public backing has helped push ETFs with crypto investments higher, pointed out Nicholas Elward, head of institutional product and ETFs at Natixis Investment Managers.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned investors to keep an eye on inflation and the job market. He said stagflation would be a worst-case scenario.
It has been tough sledding for fans of dividend stocks lately, but the latest economic news could help to smooth out the ride. Long-term bond yields have tumbled as a result, which should be good news for investors in higher-yielding stocks. The yield on 10-year Treasury debt has fallen to 4.57% in the past few days after reaching 4.8% just a week ago as tamer reports on both producer and consumer prices have helped ease worries about inflation.
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