A Bitcoin halving occurs every four years and involves halving the rate at which new Bitcoins are created by halving the rewards of Bitcoin mining. This reward […]
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Forget about AMC, there’s another movie theater stock that could rally soon
Cinemark, a movie theater chain, has attracted large short selling similar to AMC Entertainment. Shares in Cinemark have had an outstanding run this year, leaving many short […]
General Mills wants to make its cereals greener
Agriculture and the overall food ecosystem account for about one third of global greenhouse gas emissions. Growing things is a dirty business, but new technology from General […]
Why have US stocks beaten international stocks since 2010?
US stocks have outperformed their non-US counterparts by a wide margin since the global financial crisis of 2007-2009. From early 2010 to December 2022, Morningstar’s U.S. market […]
Get to know Virtune’s Marketing Manager Henry M. Forelius!
Vilken är din roll på Virtune? ”Som Virtunes marknadschef är min roll att betjäna, vägleda och utbilda våra investerare genom olika aktiviteter. Jag fungerar som […]
Valour launches Valour Digital Asset Basket 10 on Nordic Growth Market
Valour Digital Asset Basket (10) SEK erbjuder investerare möjligheten att få en diversifierad exponering mot ekosystemet för digitala tillgångar med en enda produkt.Från och med den 7 […]
Apple makes up eight percent of the S&P500
AAPL is now approaching eight percent of the S&P 500’s total weight. Below we show a great chart created by Nate Geraci that tracks the major weightings […]
Positive labour market figures from the US
US labor market figures report 209,000 against 306,000 last month. However, these figures show that wage inflation remains a threat, partly as a result of the low […]
Copper gets unexpectedly cheaper
At the end of June, Robert Friedland, CEO of the Canadian mining company Ivanhoe, warned that the world is at risk of a “train wreck” should a […]
The largest coffee producer in Africa
Globally, more than 70 countries produce coffee, but the majority of global production comes from the five largest producers, Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia and Ethiopia. According to […]
