RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The numbers don't back it up. Although surveys tend to be all over the map, most show GenZ is saving a somewhat higher percentage of their incomes than Millenials or Boomers did. The problem is they have considerably less income, relative to asset and housing prices, and rent and health care and education costs, from which to save. ...

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Market Imbalance & Diversification - The technology sector holds an all-time high of approximately 35% weight within the S&P 500 index, while defensive sectors (staples, healthcare, energy, and utilities) are at an all-time low of just 19% [3] - Investors are seeking diversification beyond the S&P 500 index due to increasing concentration, exploring options like small caps (Russell 2000 IWM ETF) and international investments for value [6][9] ETF Trends & Strategies - There's significant interest in income-generating products, particularly those utilizing derivatives, to meet the needs of investors, especially retirees [11][13] - Innovation in income strategies involves moving beyond traditional covered calls to more sophisticated approaches like selling call spreads and active management to unlock more upside [14][15] - Thematic ETFs, particularly those related to AI, are experiencing a resurgence, attracting attention and growth in the ETF market [19][20] Future Outlook - The leveraged ETF space (3x and 5x products) is gaining attention, raising questions about its potential impact on financial markets [16][17] - Healthcare sector is considered an interesting area for potential investment, offering both growth and value opportunities [17][18]

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What's your number one piece of financial advice for young investors. >> Focus on your income before you focus on your investments. The amount of money that you'll have as an investor will stem from what level of your income you're able to put away.So, in your early years, I really think that like a heavy focus on the stock market is probably not time well spent until you've gotten your income to a place where you can really put money away and save. >> And what does that look like. Like, how would someone g ...

So, I just can't take rental property rent or crypto capital gain and put that into a 401k. I wish I could. I cannot.So, what we have to do, and that's why I was telling Jennifer, we need to have that side hustle or that small business to generate the income here to fund the solo and stack our IAS. So that's why I was saying earlier, if you can give me something to work with with a side hustle, small business, it gives me so many more options. ...

France has more billionaires than any country in the EU. A new tax on their income is a popular idea. But doing so might not bring in all that much cash https://t.co/qqOklkZEjC https://t.co/Nki4zHEPLh ...

France has more billionaires than any country in the EU. A new tax on their income is a popular idea. But doing so might not bring in all that much cash https://t.co/dULkbZa3x5 ...

US Consumer Sentiment Falls to Four-Month Low on Income Worries https://t.co/vFQW7cq1QX ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve’s favored inflation gauge accelerated slightly in August from a year earlier. The Commerce Department reported Friday that its personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index was up 2.7% in August from a year earlier, a tick higher from a 2.6% year-over-year increase in July and most since February. Excluding volatile food and energy prices, so-called core PCE inflation showed a 2.9% increase in prices from August 2024, same as in July. The increases were what ...