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Basically I glanced at CD rates, and, is this normal? I don't get why the return rate on 9 months is so high. Or why the yield actually drops on the longer CD terms. Or why the money market account is higher than all but the 9 month CD. Shouldn't the rates just like, go up the longer the term? And shouldn't the money market account be markedly lower than CDs?
Like, is the US economy just in a fucked up place right now, and the banks are going "yup shit's weird" and this is how it looks when they brace for a shakeup? Or something?
Fibonacci sets the limits on market finance. Limits expand or contract based on speculation or inflation.
The US Federal reserve has blunt instruments to adapt for shocks or manipulation.
It's a complex digital machine fueled by the merger of capitalism and communism. A living, breathing finicial machine and currency is the pulse of the investing heart.
After first identifying the startup phenomenon of "Unicorns," Cowboy Ventures' Aileen Lee is back with another take.
A decade later, she found the number of unicorns has grown, though many are at risk of falling out. And OpenAI is poised to become the first "superunicorn" thanks to AI.