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Today, amid fears of recession driven by the war in Iran, trade policy uncertainty due to tariffs and concerns over an AI-driven tech bubble, gold may indeed be seen as a safer place to invest.Historically, gold has served as a hedge against inflation and market volatility. Many investors turn to “safe haven” assets like gold during periods of economic and geopolitical instability to preserve their wealth.The Bank of America survey revealed that among wealthy young investors, 45% own gold as a physical asse ...

The Financial Times reported that the $10.7 billion fund received $1.2 billion in redemption requests during this period, fulfilling $524 million, which is slightly over 40% of the total requests. Ares explained that the redemptions were primarily initiated by a small group of family offices  and smaller investors, collectively representing less than 1% of the fund’s more than 20,000 investors. The fund’s assets, bolstered by leverage, comprise loans and securities valued at $20.8 billion, FT stated.Despite ...

The problem is that the long-run average return is not a guarantee for any given year. Ramsey put it directly: the planner "didn't adjust for taxes and he didn't adjust for risk." He's right on both counts, and the risk adjustment is the more consequential omission.Have You read The New Report Shaking Up Retirement Plans ? Americans are answering three questions and many are realizing they can retire earlier than expected.The planner's logic is called mortgage arbitrage: borrow at a low fixed rate, invest a ...

Well, let's bring in Kevin Green, senior markets correspondent right away to help set up the action today. Uh KG, good to see you. Uh is the theme still headlines risk.Watching the headlines as it relates to Iran. >> It definitely is and that's why we had that, you know, I would say relatively strong day yesterday when it comes to the equity market. Breath was actually expanding really well.And if you're looking at the volume differential for the S&P 500 compared to the the volume up uh signals compared to ...

Investors who spent the weekend biting their nails down to the quick got a reprieve this morning as President Trump said he would postpone an attack on Iranian power plants.As a result, stocks soared on Monday, with major indexes up around 1.5% as of noon, and oil prices fell on hopes that tensions over the war would cool rose.However, it's a mistake to assume the oil crisis resulting from the war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is fading, as the strait remains closed, and news from the region has b ...

Less than five days now left before President Trump's deadline for Iran to open that straight of horror moves and the markets and oil enduring wild moves. Let's bring in Gary Con, former Goldman Sachs president and chief operating officer and former National Economic Council director during the first Trump administration. You're the guy we want to talk to cuz you got your hand in both of these experiences. When you see that a single social media post like the one that President Trump put out this morning is ...

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to stock market today for March 23rd. It's Alyssa Cororum here. Now stocks up on the day on Iran related headlines, but there's more to the story when you take a closer look.Joining me now to discuss that and more is my colleague Ed Carson. >> Yeah, good afternoon Ally. Uh want to take a look at Rush Street, Next Power, and Peabody Energy. >> Okay, we will take a look at those stocks.But first, let's take a look at the major indexes and we will kick things off with a look ...

SCARLET: WELCOME TO "BLOOMBERG ETF IQ." KATIE: SCARLET FU, WE ARE LOOKING AT A LITTLE BIT OF A RELIEF RALLY HERE. SCARLET: AFTER A BRUTAL SELLOFF ON FRIDAY. KATIE: ABSOLUTELY BRUTAL. LET'S LOOK AT THE OUTFLOWS FOR A MINUTE. THERE IS SOME TRADING CROWD OUTFLOWS HERE SO THE ONES LIKE SPY AND ALSO EEM. SOME MONEY COMING OUT OF THAT. BOTH OF THE GOLD ETF'S SEEING OUTFLOWS. A LOT OF PEOPLE WERE DUMPING ON BITCOIN FOR NOT BEING THE SAFE HAVEN STORER OF VALUE TWO MONTHS AGO AND GOLD WAS. THE ROLES HAVE BEEN REVERS ...

LPL Financial's research on more than 25 geopolitical shocks since 1941 suggests that more whipsaw action is likely. From Pearl Harbor to the Russia-Ukraine war, the S&P 500 averaged a drawdown of about 4.6%, bottomed out within about three weeks, and recovered to pre-event levels in less than six, with plenty of turbulence along the way."Keep your seat belts fastened in case this is a head fake before a reescalation in tensions," wrote José Torres, senior economist at Interactive Brokers, in a Monday analy ...