Author: super@dmin
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: Google co-founder Larry Page sold more than $80 million worth of stock
The sale came a couple of days after the stock soared on the back of a blowout earnings report and stock-split announcement.
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Need to Know: Crypto is like hydrogen, this JPMorgan strategist says, with valuations in both ahead of reality
Our call of the day from a JPMorgan private banker has more than one bone to pick with bitcoin enthusiasts.
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Metals Stocks: Gold futures look to add to gains Monday after sharpest weekly rise in months
Gold futures extend a rise early Monday, after bullion notched the steepest weekly gain since mid November, following last Friday’s the jobs report.
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures perch lower amid growing chances of half-point hike in March
U.S. stock futures edged lower on Monday, as investors braced for a massive wave of earnings releases as well as key inflation data this week.
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: Junk bond flows dropped by most since early days of pandemic
Investors pulled the most money last week from a popular high-yield bond fund since the coronavirus crisis first landed in the U.S.
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Kelley Blue Book: Now that’s a Bronco: The Raptor has huge tires, 400+ horsepower, and tows 4,500 pounds
If Ford really wanted to celebrate the Bronco that America remembers, it needed to lift it and put a set of ridiculous tires on. Enter the Ford Bronco Raptor.
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NerdWallet: The cost of car insurance is going up too—here’s why
Despite giving customers about $16.4 billion in refunds in the pandemic, a variety of factors have created the perfect storm for an auto insurance price bump.
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Kelley Blue Book: Why you won’t see the Cybertruck, Roadster, or any kind of budget EV this year from Tesla
The electric car maker will spend the rest of this year focused on keeping production of its current products as high as possible.
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NerdWallet: This student loan forgiveness plan can lead to a ‘huge tax bomb’ and accrue thousands in interest
The income-driven repayment forgiveness plan sounds like a great idea, but those who do get their debt discharged will still face thousands in interest and a high tax burden
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Next Avenue: 5 popular financial rules you might want to scrap
Even experienced investors might rely on maxims that are outdated and no longer serving your financial well-being.