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Why Ethereum is on the Rise
The interest in Ethereum technology has never been higher. Ethereum is the second-largest public Blockchain network by both market capitalization and daily trading volume.
Finding a Solution for Global Carbon Offsets Pricing
Increased competition should help carbon offsets find an equilibrium price, but uniqueness of different projects has presented challenges.
The History of the Santa Claus Rally
The “Santa Claus Rally” was coined in the early 1970’s by a stock market analyst who noticed an anomaly of generally higher market returns between the first trading session after Christmas, and the first two trading sessions of the new year.
Three Events Markets Will Be Watching as 2020 Comes to a Close
2020 will be markedly different. There is simply too much going on and too much potential opportunity in the market through the end of the year.
A Big Moment Arrives for SOFR
A long-awaited step for the transition to Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) happened in October with more than $7.2 trillion notional shifting from the Fed Funds rate.
Equity Traders are Preparing for Prolonged Volatility. Here’s Why.
The continued COVID-19 threat and a contentious Presidential campaign could help recent equity volatility stick around. The S&P had rallied 64% off of the March lows before falling 3.9% in September.