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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, filled with household-name companies, “has a special place in the imagination.”
Commonstock CEO David McDonough says many young people saw last year’s stock-market meltdown as a wealth-creation opportunity.
According to a recent survey, 30% of Black investors under 40 first got into the market in 2020.
This explosion didn’t happen just because everyone was stuck at home. It started before the pandemic.
One thing that bubbles have in common? The unpredictable consequences of economy-wide innovations.
Companies can try to capitalize on a spike in stock prices by issuing new stock while the price is high.
Last March, shares were $4 apiece. Now they’re more than $347. Social media has something to do with it.
The Trump administration is debating whether to push the New York Stock Exchange to delist tech giants Alibaba and Tencent.
Investors were encouraged by the latest vaccine progress and news that the transition of power in the U.S. will finally begin.
Analysts say the suspension reinforces the dominant role of the Chinese government in the private economy.
