Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.
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New Futures Contract Empowers Investors to Gain or Hedge Exposure to Semiconductor Subsector
Nasdaq’s PHLX Semiconductor Sector IndexSM has become one of the best-known and most widely tracked subsector indexes in the technology sector. Now investors are empowered to manage their exposure using the new CME Group E-mini PHLX Semiconductor Sector futures contract.
How Web3 Will Bring Real Yield to Social Media
Web3 will only succeed if it provides something better than the status quo. Here’s how to make that a reality for social media.
How Pia Beck Is Helping Entrepreneurs Streamline Their Businesses
Pia Beck, Founder and CEO of Curate Well Co., is creating a consulting, configuration, and community platform for impact-driven entrepreneurs who want to scale intentionally.
Crude Dips as Market Weighs Prospects of Weaker Demand, Potential Iran Nuclear Deal
Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.
3 Sectors to Buy in A Falling Market
Yesterday, I outlined three sectors — real estate, utilities, and energy — that would underperform if the market took another leg down this fall and that investors looking to free up some cash should consider selling. Today, let’s look at the other side of that coin.
Daily Markets: Companies Slow Pace of Hiring, ADP Jobs Data Shows
With questions over the strength of the economy and labor market tightness, this morning brings the return of the monthly ADP Employment Change Report.
What Is Algorand and How Is It Being Used?
Staci Warden, CEO of the Algorand Foundation, explains what Algorand is and the latest ways the blockchain technology is being used. Warden also gives thoughts on today’s crypto market environment.
A True Accounting For Profits
Cash-rich companies need an excuse to do better on the environment: Impact weighted accounting can give them the cover they need.
3 Sectors to Sell to Generate Cash for Tough Times Ahead
My usual contrarian stance in the face of Wall Street unanimity is not just about being ornery, it is because the market dynamics in that situation always favor opposing conventional wisdom.