Worries over post-COVID demand and rising interest rates have fueled a market selloff, with pandemic stocks hit particularly hard.
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Surely the Fed gods will affirm the cult’s most revered articles of faith. But false gods eventually fail, even the Fed.
I have looked at literally millions of charts in my life, and with the exception of leveraged bear funds, I have seriously never seen a chart in my life that was as consistently a loser as HOOD:
Organizations which tied their fortunes to the crypto-verse are melting away:
Over 70 percent of video game workers claim their studios have no interest in integrating cryptocurrency payments or NFT mechanics into their games. This is the result of the annual State of the Game Industry survey by the Game Developers Conference (G…
After massive gains during the first stages of the Covid-19 pandemic, net paid subscriber growth at Netflix took a hit in 2021. The latest quarterly results exceeded expectations, but when comparing to 2020’s Q4 subscriber additions, the 8.28 million a…
In the first half of January, an estimated 8.8 million U.S. workers had to stay home due to being infected with Covid-19 or caring for someone who became infected. This is not only an increase of over two million people year on year, but also the bigge…
After a couple of months of respite, when things were starting to look up and many Americans caught a glimpse of pre-pandemic life in the first half of 2021, Covid-19 returned to the front pages and the top of many people’s minds with the emergence of …
First, let’s begin with a few observations from yes turd day.
OK. Busted.
Option A was selected. I think we got precipitous in the afternoon. But thunderous? That’s still wait and see. Let’s have a look again at the 5 hour bar per…
While the number of immigrants in the U.S. as well as their share of the population has generally been rising, the level of the foreign-born population is not unprecedented. As of 2019, the latest year available through U.S. Census data, 13.7 percent o…