A great aspect of trading options is that market participants can leverage the underlying math of the product to whatever degree they are most comfortable (or desire).
I have always had an interest in reading classic literature, particularly classic histories.
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Credit drives consumption in our finance-based economy. Interest rates rose sharply this quarter, with the 10-year Treasury yield at 2.58%, the highest in about two years. Most borrowing rates, including mortgages, car loans, etc., also jumped in tandem with respective Treasury yields.
This week’s bond review takes a second look at Legacy Reserves (NASDAQ:LGCY), an oil and gas producer that continues decreasing debt and expenses, while increasing production.
Investors are constantly on the outlook for leading indicators. Such a leading indicator carries a predictive value for other markets. One well-known leading indicator is the U.S. dollar: as the dollar rises, it is expected to put pressure on commodity prices and gold (NYSEARCA:GLD).
At the end of the 45-minute workout, my body was dripping with sweat. I felt like I had worked really, really hard. And according to my bike, I had burned more than 700 calories. Surely I had earned an extra margarita.
College students spend a tremendous amount of time with their friends. One estimate suggests that the average college student spends only 15 hours a week in class but 86 hours a week with his or her friends.
Now that we’re a month past the election and most of the cabinet posts have been filled, it is increasingly obvious that we are about to experience a profound, president-led ideological shift that will have a big impact on both the US and the world.
What are you expecting from the bond portion of your portfolio over the next five years? 5%? 6%? 7%? These would all have been reasonable expectations in the past, but past is not prologue, especially when it comes to investing.
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