economy

Those in the know know the disconnect between the economy and the volatile stock market; discover the reality about this complex relationship.

Why Risk profiling is important in financial planning?
What is risk profiling? The goal of any investment is to achieve the best possible rate of return. However, every investment entails some level of risk. A reasonable investor will always expect a larger return when there is a higher risk. As a result, investors who are willing to take more risks can expect a bigger return. The goal of risk profiling/assessment is to figure out how much danger you're willing to take. This will assist the advisor in determining how you would react to various risk scenarios, and the evaluation will ultimately form the basis for investment recommendations.
By benwane4 years ago in Trader
Ukraine-Russia War: What is Swift and Who Controls It?
Swift Bank is one of the leading financial institutions in the world. The European Union, the United States, and its allies have cut off some banks from Swift as a result of the Russian aggression in Ukraine. The country relies heavily on Swift Bank to make money from Russia's oil and gas exports to Europe.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Trader
There’s Only One Solution to Rising Gas Prices: Stay Home!. Top Story - June 2022.
Overview There’s very real pain at the gas pump today! It seems like every time you go to fill-up your vehicle, the price of gas has gone up not just a few pennies or even a couple of nickels, but by several dimes - maybe even quarters depending on how much you drive and how big your car - and your gas tank - is! Now, more and more of us are seeing it take close to a hundred dollars - or even more if you live in California - to fill up your gas tank. And yes, gas prices have become the hot topic of conversation everywhere! And of course as we do in 2022, people are both taking out their frustrations - and showing their creativity - about the seemingly endless rise in gas prices, both on social media...
By David Wyld4 years ago in Trader
THE INDUSTRY WHO'S TIME HAS COME
Did you know that there is a recession proof, virtually untapped, global industry that has steadily grown for the last 20 years and actually had an 80% sales increase over the last 10 years, according to a recent Forbes Magazine report? With over $105 Billion worldwide and $30+ billion in US sales, only 70 million people worldwide and 15 million US citizens are currently involved in this industry – and that is less than 1% of the world population. The prospects for long term global expansion are excellent. This is an industry that has steady annual growth, healthy cash flows and a high return on capital. It is an investors dream and one of the best kept secrets in the business world. It is also, in my opinion, an answer to many financial stresses for the American economy. What is this intriguing industry? It is network marketing: the new franchising opportunity of the 21st century and a revolutionary shift in marketing.
By Lynn Leach4 years ago in Trader
The Ace Company's Creditworthiness
Accounts Receivable Trends Ace's accounts receivable increased by $100,000 between 2018 and 2019. Customers are paying their amounts in greater numbers, as evidenced by the growth. The principal cause of the rising trend in accounts receivables, as reflected by the Company's receivable turnover ratio, is sales on credit accounts. In a logical sense, the accounts receivable ratio criticizes how well a company receives payments from customers. Receivables are the actual amount that clients owe the Company, according to Kozarevic et al. (2019), when they buy things and service them on credit. The accounts receivable turnover ratio is calculated statistically by dividing the net sales for the reporting period by the actual average of the accounts receivables' beginning and ending balances for that period. Accounts receivable is what decides how much money you have.
By Asif Ali4 years ago in Trader
REIGNITING PRODUCTIVITY AND GROWTH IN JAPAN'S FUTURE
McKinsey & Company's business and economics research arm, the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI), was founded in 1990 to get a better knowledge of the global economy. Our mission is to deliver data and insights to business, government, and social sector leaders so they can make better management and policy decisions.
By Paramjeet kaur4 years ago in Trader
How Cryptocurrency Will Take Over the World in 2022
1.What’s driving cryptocurrency adoption? With more than 1,300 different cryptocurrencies now existing on CoinMarketCap, there’s a lot of hype surrounding bitcoin and other digital assets. Yet widespread adoption still seems like a ways off for many reasons, including varying country-specific regulations, consumer apathy and use cases that aren’t really feasible. By looking at what drives cryptocurrency adoption and why it’s been slow to take off so far, we can better understand how it might evolve over time. What are some of the problems with using cryptocurrency today?: Although many people believe cryptocurrencies will be widely adopted in just a few years, today most people don’t actually use them. In fact, one study found that only eight percent of Americans have ever bought or sold bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency.
By Richard shumbusho4 years ago in Trader
Pakistan's Political Crisis' Economic Consequences
Political upheaval, economic uncertainty, and social discontent are spreading throughout Asia, Latin America, Africa, and Europe. The European Union is experiencing an energy crisis, which is having global consequences. Governments are experiencing significant issues as a result of inflation that does not appear to be "transitory." Food costs are out of control. Sri Lanka is in the midst of a full-fledged economic crisis, and protesters are asking for the Rajapaksa's' resignation. Protesters have taken to the streets in Peru, as they have in this South Asian country. They have compelled the government to declare an emergency. Pakistan is the most recent victim of this political unrest, which, sadly, has the potential to extend to other countries.
By Asif Ali4 years ago in Trader
Is Terra (LUNA) on the Verge of Collapsing?
Terra's UST stablecoin fell way off its peg, sparking an over 40% decline in LUNA -- is the party over? What Is Terra (LUNA)?
By Eusebiu Cioroaba4 years ago in Trader
The Federal Reserve Might Do What Again?
Eyebrows raised, as did blood pressure and stress when Deutsche Bank became the first bank to forecast a US recession. That was the good news earlier this month. Now there are warnings of a deeper recession caused by the Federal Reserve.
By Jason Ray Morton 4 years ago in Trader
If Russia is Being Sanctioned, Why is The Rouble the Best Performing Currency?
I listened to Western Political Leaders wax lyrical about the fall of the Russian Rouble towards the end of February. The sanctions and measures they were taking made me think that the carnage on the Russian economy would be swift and long lasting, oh boy was I wrong, and from what I can tell so far the Rouble has surprised many financial and geopolitical economists too.
By Dean Gee4 years ago in Trader
Will Netflix come to a Blockbuster end?
In 2007, JP Morgan’s analyst, Barton Crockett, put out a statement wherein he said that Netflix is facing tougher competition from Blockbuster than initially expected. After this news came out, the stock price of Netflix went down by 5%.
By Deva4 years ago in Trader