Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.

As an Englishman who makes his home in the United States, it gives me no pleasure to say this, but the UK is a mess right now. But does it mean anything to U.S. investors? Sadly, the answer is yes.

A recently launched suite of short and leveraged single-stock (ETFs) from GraniteShares represents a new category of products enabling investors to take high-conviction short or long positions in the daily price moves of certain individual stocks listed on Nasdaq

Leaked texts show Musk wants to make cryptocurrency and blockchain a key feature of Twitter, turning it into a WeChat-style super app.

The 2022 market environment is one that is trying investors’ souls, confirming that reducing volatility is an advisable option.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.

I am not a big fan of airlines. My problem with the stocks in the big carriers is not based on my personal experience of flying; instead, it’s based on the business and economic history of the industry.

Investors who forego mid-caps are truly missing out. From 1989-2019, mid-caps exhibited better returns than both their small and large-cap counterparts. What’s more, they delivered this out-performance with a better risk/return profile than small and large cap stocks.

The yield curve plays a fundamental role in investing, and the new U.S. Benchmark Series suite of U.S. Treasury exchange-traded funds (ETFs) employ a first-of-its-kind approach, enabling investors to invest in points along the yield curve with the ease of buying an ETF.