Finance

In the unpredictable world of investing, an infusion of agility can often be the difference between financial resilience and catastrophic loss. Katie Stockton, founder of Fairlead Strategies, and manager of the Fairlead Tactical Sector ETF (TACK), understands this better than most. In a financial climate marred by fluctuations and volatility, TACK has emerged as a
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The recent shift in the landscape of European banking, marked by Banco Santander surpassing UBS as the largest bank by market capitalization, is a clear indication that we are witnessing not just market fluctuations, but the effects of larger geopolitical decisions. As the United States enacts protectionist trade policies, the ripple effects are felt far
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Donald Trump’s recent outburst on social media, calling for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates while hinting at the termination of Chair Jerome Powell, reveals a troubling misunderstanding of economic fundamentals. His insistence on aggressive rate cuts to stimulate growth, seemingly without constraints, poses significant risks not only to fiscal stability but also to
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The Federal Reserve, under the astute leadership of Chair Jerome Powell, finds itself navigating treacherous waters. As Powell articulated in a recent address, there looms a stark dilemma: balancing the twin objectives of curbing inflation while fostering economic growth. This dual mandate, which historically served as a compass for the Fed’s policy direction, now appears
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In an era of relentless market turbulence, where even giants are faltering, Monte dei Paschi di Siena—the world’s oldest operating bank—has determinedly fixed its sights on acquiring Mediobanca, a prestigious institution specializing in investment banking and wealth management. This audacious move, which comes at a staggering price of 13 billion euros ($14.3 billion), is not
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