Archiv für den Monat: Oktober 2020
„Trump fällt in eine hohe Risikoklasse“
Der amerikanische Präsident Donald Trump hat sich nach eigenen Angaben mit Covid-19 infiziert. Das schüttelt die internationalen Börsen durch. Wie beurteilen Experten die Entwicklung?Auslandsaktien: Online-Supermärkte kaum aufzuhalten
Zu den großen Gewinnern der Corona-Pandemie gehören Online-Supermärkte wie Ocado. Auch das E-Commerce traditioneller Handelshäuser etwa von Costco, Home Depot und Walmart steigt rasant.
The Index Searching for a Cure: Nasdaq’s Biotechnology Index
This week, Mark Marex, CFA, discusses the Nasdaq Biotechnology Index (NBI) and its performance
Inside the Nasdaq Boardroom: 4 Keys to Better Meetings
Between tackling administrative tasks and reviewing information in hefty board books, board meetings may not be as productive as they can be—or should be. At Nasdaq, we tackled this issue head-on by assessing our processes and developing a playbook for best-in-class board meeting agendas. Using a secure board portal, we’ve created a framework that
Before the Board Meeting: What Your Businesses Need to Prepare
Board meetings are critical for maintaining the health and growth of the business. Due to the sheer depth and breadth of topics often discussed during these meetings, important details can get lost in the shuffle if the proper preparation isn’t done. Sometimes, board members want to ask preliminary questions or acquire more details, so they underst
Rocky October likely after volatile September as investor risks loom
If you think September was confusing, October is not likely to be any better, so buckle up.
Apollo co-founder Josh Harris says the SPAC trend is ‚here to stay‘
Apollo’s Joshua Harris discussed the SPAC boom at the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
Palihapitiya says election won’t matter, stocks going higher next 4 years: ‚You need to be long‘
Social Capital Founder and Chief Executive Officer Chamath Palihapitiya said the stock market will continue to move higher regardless of a Trump or Biden presidency.
Barry Sternlicht sees a ’significant correction in high flying stocks‘ with a Democratic sweep
Starwood’s Barry Sternlicht implied he is voting for Biden but said the former vice president is „not strong on the economy.“