When a company decides to use excess cash to purchase its own shares from the market, it is called a buyback or “share repurchase program.” There are only so many things a company can do with earnings in excess of their projections; among these are issuing a dividend, paying off debts, expanding, acquiring another company, or buying back shares of its own stock. Buybacks are also known as Stock Repurchase Agreements. There may be guidelines in state law or the company’s contracts or buy laws that determine what options they have and how many shares can be repurchased. Continue reading...
November markets faced volatility as tech stocks plunged, small-caps tumbled, and energy ETFs surged. Explore top-performing sectors, global trends, and the tools driving smarter trading decisions. Continue reading...
Dive into the heart of recent market dynamics with our latest analysis covering March 18-22. Witness the contrasting landscapes as commodities and certain indexes celebrate gains, while the cryptocurrency sphere navigates through turbulence. Continue reading...
U.S. tariff tensions rocked markets this week, sending tech stocks into retreat and safe-haven assets like gold and the yen soaring. As investors brace for major earnings and global policy shifts, volatility remains high across equities, currencies, and commodities. Continue reading...
In the week ending October 18, 2024, U.S. equities and cryptocurrencies saw strong gains, with SPY up 1.11% and Bitcoin Cash surging 12.27%. However, rising volatility indexes signal potential market risks ahead. Explore key sector performances and global market trends amid this dynamic shift. Continue reading...
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Spouses and children can and do receive social security benefits upon the death of a person who paid into the system. A spouse who is older than 60 will always be able to receive either a majority of the benefit that was (or would have been) paid to you, using their own age against the full benefit amount that was part of your benefit equation. Children, including dependent grandchildren, can receive a payment equal to 75% of your full benefit amount until they are about 18. Continue reading...
The article explores the top 10 AI-driven day trading robots designed to optimize trading strategies in volatile markets. These robots use a combination of technical and fundamental analysis to help traders make informed decisions, manage risks, and maximize profits. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced trader, these tools offer precision, speed, and efficiency to enhance your trading performance. Continue reading...
In October 2024, U.S. stocks surged, led by the Dow and NASDAQ. Discover how AI-powered swing trading bots are transforming the market, using advanced technical analysis to capitalize on dips in sectors like industrials, real estate, and tech, offering traders precision and risk management. Continue reading...
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A Coverdell ESA is an account which can be used to save for educational expenses. These used to be called Educational IRAs until someone realized that didn’t make sense. A Coverdell Educational Savings Account (ESA) allows you to save money for your child’s future education costs. As opposed to a 529 Plan, which is limited to post-high school education, money from an ESA can be used as early as Kindergarten. Continue reading...
The Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a financial gem in the world of Canadian savings and investment. This unique account allows individuals aged 18 and older to grow their wealth without the drag of taxation. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the details of what a TFSA is, how it works, and why it's such a valuable financial tool. Continue reading...
Explore this week's dynamic financial market movements with Tickeron's comprehensive review. From the significant gains in inverse ETFs reflecting bearish sentiments to the notable declines in cryptocurrencies and tech sectors, understand the shifts driving current market trends. Dive into sector-specific analyses and global ETF performances to better navigate your investment strategies in these volatile times. Continue reading...
As markets rebound in 2025, ETFs like SPY, QQQ, IWM, and DIA reveal diverging trends driven by tariffs, inflation, and AI-fueled tech growth. Discover how Tickeron’s AI tools help traders navigate volatility and identify smart opportunities across major U.S. indices. Continue reading...
Uncover the 5 key factors driving the recent global market selloff, which has erased over $1.3 trillion from U.S. stocks. Learn about the impact of the Fed's policy stance, yen-carry trade unwind, tech stock reset, rising market volatility, and escalating geopolitical risks in the Middle East. Continue reading...
In a “life with period certain” annuity payout option, the insurance company will pay the annuitant a set income for as long as the annuitant lives. If the annuitant dies before the “period certain” expires, the company will continue to pay the income to the beneficiaries until the period certain expires. If the period certain is 20 years, it would be called a “Life with 20 Years Certain” payout option. Continue reading...
Part D is prescription drug coverage to supplement the coverage of Medicare Part A and Part B. It can be a standalone policy, or it can be included in a package with Part C. Medicare Part D is purchased through private insurers. While the premiums vary, they tend to range from $15- $150 a month. There was a maximum deductible of $360 for these plans in 2016, after which the insurer would trigger 75/25 coinsurance or something in that range. Continue reading...
An accelerated return note (ARN) is an unsecured debt instrument that uses derivatives to offer leveraged returns and minimal loss exposure to retail investors. Accelerated Return Notes came onto the scene around 2010-2012. They are a form of structured note marketed primarily by Merrill Lynch and Bank of America. They were packaged as offering “accelerated” returns on familiar indexes and stocks. The way such returns are generated is by taking up 2x or 3x positions in calls and futures on the index or stock of choice. Continue reading...
A stop-loss order can be a game-changer when used appropriately. It offers benefits that appeal to almost every investor, providing an effective means of risk management in the volatile stock market landscape. A stop-loss order is a tool that instructs a broker to sell or buy a specific stock once it hits a predetermined price. Its primary purpose is to curtail potential losses on a security position. For instance, setting a stop-loss order at 10% below your purchase price limits your potential loss to 10%. Continue reading...