US Bitcoin funds, known as exchange-traded funds or ETFs, have just reached net inflows of USD 4 billion. Yesterday was the largest net inflow of USD 651 […]
US bitcoin funds see $4 billion in inflows
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Higher for longer
“It’s official, Higher for longer, or as it is called in Swedish, högre för längre is back! For the first time this year, markets are now pricing […]
The silent bull market
The Japanese stock market’s benchmark index, the Nikkei 225, closed up 1,066.55 points. The Japanese stock market by entering the silent bull market is now very close […]
Microsoft is twice the size of the energy sector
With a market value of $3 trillion, Microsoft is twice the size of the entire energy sector in the S&P 500, generating twice Microsoft’s annual free cash […]
S&P500 trades at 5,000 for the first time ever
The US benchmark S&P500 index is trading at 5,000 for the first time ever. Since October 27, 2023, when this index bottomed out, it has now risen […]
Microsoft reaches three trillion market capitalization
Microsoft has become the world’s second company with a market capitalization of 3 trillion dollars. LinkedIn’s parent company recently closed above this market cap, after flirting with […]
A record amount of government debt will fall due next year
A record $8.9 trillion of government debt will come due in the US next year. At the same time, the country’s public deficit in 2024 is projected […]
Eleven BTC miners who will not be profitable after the halving process
The Bitcoin halving could be a severe blow to BTC miners with high operating costs. Analysts at financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald have reportedly found that eleven […]
Goldman Sachs believes Nvidia could rise by another 21 percent
The reason Goldman Sachs believes Nvidia could rise by another 21 percent would be that the tech company will steadily increase revenue for its data center division […]
Record debt in the US but a rate cut less likely
The US now has record levels of debt. A recently published survey shows that the US population has more debt than ever and is paying more interest […]
