Author: super@dmin
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: What Russia-Ukraine tensions mean for markets as Putin weighs next move
Tensions over Ukraine aren’t rattling financial markets so far, but investors still appear likely to snap up traditional safe-haven assets should Russia invade, market watchers said.
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Outside the Box: Peloton’s stock price is disconnected from reality, and it will fall below $15 before hitting bottom
Watch for rising competition from Apple, Amazon and others as well as no improvement in profitability.
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: The bullish work-from-home stock trend has ended, according to the ‘death cross’ in the WFH ETF
Steep declines in the shares of Netflix Inc. and Peloton Interactive Inc. this week highlighted how far many former pandemic beneficiaries have fallen in recent months, even as COVID-19-related hospitalizations keep rising to daily records and daily deaths top 2,000.
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Retirement Weekly: Can you name today’s biggest risks?
What the World Economic Forum in Davos can teach us about retirement financial security
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: Mushie recalls 333,000 baby pacifiers over possible choking hazard
The recall applies to Mushie & Co’s FRIGG silicone pacifiers that a frequently sold on Amazon and at TJ Maxx.
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: ‘Godfather’ of technical analysis says the stock market could fall 20% or more, but don’t panic: ‘This market really, really did unbelievable’ for 18 months
Prominent market technician Ralph Acampora says the recent bout of market volatility has him uneasy and now he’s forecasting a deeper drop in the market.
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Economic Outlook: Policing fines can be equitable. Here’s a look at what municipalities can do to stop the poverty trap
A new report attempts to bring some equity and accountability to how municipalities use fines and fees, like traffic tickets, to punish bad behavior, not balance the budget.
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Financial Crime: $1.9 million COVID-19 unemployment scam unravels after fraudsters leave key evidence behind in Yonkers hotel room
Cops were called after hotel staff found hundreds of unemployment debit cards abandoned in a room after checkout, prosecutors said.
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The Fed: Here’s where Fed voters stand on raising interest rates and reducing $8.8 trillion asset stockpile
The powerful body at the Federal Reserve that controls U.S. interest rates appears ready to raise the cost of borrowing in March for the first time in four years and bring to an end an extraordinary period of economic stimulus.
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Coronavirus Update: CDC warns unvaccinated seniors about high risk from omicron variant, as U.S. daily death toll tops 2,000
In its latest effort to persuade Americans to get their vaccine shots, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated data on COVID booster shots, warning that unvaccinated adults aged 65 and older are almost 50 times more likely to require hospitalization with the virus than people the same age who are fully inoculated.