Author: super@dmin
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Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can make the crypto market less cryptic
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
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Washington Watch: Congress’s crypto traders: The U.S. lawmakers who buy and sell digital currencies
Cryptocurrency trading is not as popular in Congress as the buying and selling of stocks, but a few U.S. lawmakers have become active traders of digital currencies ranging from bitcoin to dogecoin.
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Revolution Investing: Meta’s projections for Facebook advertising point to trouble for the U.S. economy
Facebook’s giant ad business isn’t just being hurt by Apple’s change in privacy policies.
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: Should workers stop asking for raises to rein in inflation? One central bank says yes — and the Fed might silently agree
One central bank said this week that workers should give up raises to fight inflation. Economists said the Fed might quietly agree.
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The Wall Street Journal: Amazon added more to its market capitalization on Friday than any company ever had in a single day
History-making achievement comes a day after Facebook umbrella Meta Platforms did the opposite.
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: These two S&P 500 stocks had their worst weeks ever
PayPal Holdings Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. are both going through business transitions, prompting many investors to run for the hills.
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Personal Finance Daily: How to tackle your holiday-spending debt and Medicare users will get more access to free at-home COVID-19 tests
Friday’s top personal finance stories.
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Sustainable Investing: Beat inflation with 3 stocks that bet against oil in favor of EVs and the renewable-power grid
SPEAR Alpha ETF’s Ivana Delevska likes a lithium stock, a clean-energy theme and this major player in the EV-charging space.
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The Escape Home: Hamptons real estate is so hot its the star of a new reality show
Real estate in the Hamptons is so hot right now, it’s only natural it’s the topic of a new reality TV show.
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Market Extra: The next ‘pain trade’ could be on the horizon as investors crowd into bets pegged to Fed monetary policy
The consensus narrative around a hawkish Federal Reserve ready to combat persistent U.S. inflation may be setting up some investors for the next so-called “pain” trade.