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The Essence of Our Approach: Personal and Business Synergy
As I reflect on the decade-long journey of Creatd ($VOCLD), I want to share with you the insights, challenges, and strategic decisions that have shaped our path in the ever-evolving microcap market. This letter is a consolidation of our discussions, embodying the essence of our collective experiences and outlining the future we are passionately working towards.
Jeremy FrommerPublished 2 months ago in TraderCryptonation: The Rise of Cryptocurrency Investments in Americans’ Investment Mix
Introduction Football fans worldwide remember the 2022 Super Bowl as one of the best championship games ever. In the history of the Roman Numeral-enumerated National Football League (NFL) championship games, Super Bowl LVI - that's number 56 to you and me - stands out for many reasons. The Los Angeles Rams finally won their elusive first Super Bowl. Sean McVay became the youngest Super Bowl-winning coach ever. Matthew Stafford, who long toiled in virtual anonymity as the quarterback of the seemingly forever losing (until this year!) Detroit Lions. And yes, Joe Burrow solidified his star status and the Cincinnati Bengals gained a whole lot of respect in a valiant losing effort in a game that was literally decided on the final play of the game.
David WyldPublished 4 months ago in TraderWhy I Purchased Some Shares in Vocal Media
Use what you own, and build up that nest egg, regardless as to what the economy is doing at any given moment. For some writers, Vocal Media is a site that is life changing, and for others, it can be quite misunderstood. Investing in Vocal Media shares is not a get rich quick scheme, and neither is being a writer (now part-owner and writer). Everything takes time. Egg hatching is no different to the time it takes for a caterpillar to turn into a butterfly.
Justine CrowleyPublished 6 months ago in TraderVocal's Path Forward: Pioneering Change with Reg CF
As we have successfully navigated the past seven-year economic cycle and overcome challenges associated with these transitional times, I am excited to begin the next chapter for Vocal, Creatd's flagship product and homebase to millions of creators.
Jeremy FrommerPublished 8 months ago in TraderI Became Mortgage-Free At 36 But I’m Not Retired
My parents retired in their 60s. For over 40 years, they were clocking in and clocking out every single day, from Monday through Friday. They’d rush home, drop us off and pick us up from whatever activities we were in, all the while trying to cook dinner so that it was ready for 3 hungry children.
Katharine ChanPublished 8 months ago in TraderThe Path to Reclaiming American Finance: A Call for Innovation and Empowerment
In the midst of sparsely filled giant office buildings in the financial district and the eerily quiet atmosphere of the Upper East Side, a change is brewing. The once thriving capital markets, which served as the engine of innovation, have been compromised by a system that no longer works in the best interest of the common investor.
Jeremy FrommerPublished 8 months ago in TraderThe Rise and Fall of Silicon Valley Bank: A Cautionary Tale
Introduction Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was founded in 1983 with a mission to serve the unique needs of the technology industry. Over the years, SVB became a dominant player in the banking world, providing financial services to thousands of tech companies and startups in the Silicon Valley region and beyond. However, in recent years, SVB has faced a series of setbacks that have caused its stock price to plummet and its reputation to suffer. The rise and fall of Silicon Valley Bank is a cautionary tale for financial institutions and the tech industry alike. This article will examine SVB’s history, its successes and failures, and the lessons that can be learned from its experience.
Alpine Securities Faces NSCC Charge Due to Concentrated Short Position in GTII: Lessons in Risk Management and Regulatory Compliance
This article is originally published on CEOBLOC: In September 2022, Alpine Securities Corporation received unwelcome news from the National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC) that deficiencies had been observed in the company's portfolio, causing it to fall below its backtesting target. The NSCC attributed these deficiencies to Alpine's "net short portfolios with the top driver being a concentrated short position in GTII." This setback caused the NSCC to inform Alpine that it would face a charge effective November 1, 2022.
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Unveiling the Power of the Magnificent 7 Stocks
Learn about the Magnificent 7 Stocks, a term referring to dominant tech companies including Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon.com, Meta Platforms, Tesla, and Nvidia, and their significance in driving stock market trends.
Timothy A RowlandPublished a day ago in TraderWhat is Holding Back the Federal Reserve?
Analysts and investors typically use two popular methods to predict when the Federal Reserve will begin an easing cycle. The first tracks the movements in proxy variables for the Fed’s dual mandates: seeking sufficient employment growth and stable inflation growth. The second approach tracks the statements made by Fed talking heads for clues on when they will begin to lower interest rates. Given the wide dispersion of Fed comments (weighted by the relative importance of each respective Fed official offering their perspective), forecasting policy moves can be challenging. Of course, an alternative path is a combination approach that equally or unequally weights each strategy.
Anthony ChanPublished a day ago in TraderStock Trading - Entry 20
Alright, enough with blockchain mining. This article focuses on a different set of questions. What's my (current) stock trading strategy? What did I see with my stocks in the first quarter of 2024? Did I find any interesting stocks while window shopping for some? What is royalty financing? What is a sure-fire way for me to earn money on insurance this year?
Richard SoullierePublished a day ago in TraderUnlocking the Power of Portfolio Management Services
Introduction: In the intricate world of finance, where investments play a pivotal role in shaping wealth and securing financial futures, portfolio management services stand as a beacon of strategic guidance and expertise. Understanding how these services function is essential for individuals and businesses alike seeking to optimize their investment portfolios and navigate the complexities of the financial landscape effectively. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the workings of portfolio management services, with a specific focus on their operation in India.
Gainers 2021Published 4 days ago in TraderCan I Make Trading as a Career?
Can I Make Trading as a Career? Can I Make Trading as a Career? At a Glance: Thinking of turning your love for trading into a full-time career? Here's what you need to know before you take the leap:
Max GachetPublished 4 days ago in TraderDisturbed By Payday Loan Companies
Introduction This is a ten-year-old post from Seven Days In, and I believe the situation in the UK and probably all over the world is far worse today. The Newcastle United sponsor was Wonga who ironically went to the wall, Newcastle now have far more upmarket sponsors. I think Hull and/or Blackpool were Cash Converters who are still with us today.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 5 days ago in TraderThe Shadiest Financial Company and It's Shell Companies and Third Parties
I am not one to usually report on negative things. I am of the mind that there is enough ugly out there to warrant me trying not to write about trending bad news or negativity. I try to keep my articles on the more positive note.
Hope MartinPublished 6 days ago in TraderThe Apple Vision Pro was Used in a Surgery in the UK, Surgical Assistant says it’s a “Game-Changer”
The universe of careful innovation has taken one more jump forward, on account of Apple's blended reality headset, Vision Star. In a new spinal combination medical procedure acted in London, Britain, careful collaborator Suvi Verho traded her standard Microsoft HoloLens 2 for the Vision Genius - and the outcomes were downright notable.
prashant soniPublished 7 days ago in Trader
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