Amid the short squeezes, the lawsuits, the vitriol and the battle for investing inclusivity, in Robinhood’s timely IPO we’re seeing the start of what’s set to become a financial class war between retail and Wall Street.
Facebook Inc said on Wednesday it expects revenue growth to "decelerate significantly," sending the social media giant's shares down 3.5% in extended trading even as it reported strong ad sales.
US equities have not only been one of the best performers over the last few years, but also allows Indian investors access to high growth new technology stocks like Amazon, Tesla, Netflix etc.
Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, holds an impressive investing record. The company delivered an annual average return of 20 per cent since 1965
Big tech stocks such as Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and others have had a decent run so far in 2021 on Wall Street, but a few other technology shares have outperformed the frontline scrips significantly.
Earlier this month, Beijing announced that home-grown businesses looking to list their shares on foreign soil would require approval from a cybersecurity regulator.
Simplified regulatory norms have made it possible for investors to seek diversification towards international mutual funds and stocks for their wealth diversification needs.
At this Juncture, Morgan Stanley's equity strategist said there is a potential payback on demand from last year's surge in spending from extraordinary fiscal stimulus.
Equities and bonds have rallied amid a decline in long-term interest rates and inflation expectations as central banks hold off on unwinding the support driving the recovery from the pandemic.
S&P index had surged nearly 250 per cent between March 2020 and early May as the housing market proved one of the rare bright spots in an economy paralyzed by the pandemic.