"More importantly, a new market high is not in itself any kind of danger sign — despite what some may fear."
While the SEC approved 11 bitcoin ETFs, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz thinks there will be only two or three winners.
BlackRock's fees will start at 0.20%, and VanEck has gone for 0.25%, according to the latest filings with the SEC. The token topped $45,000 Monday.
Central banks snapped up a record 1,136 metric tons of gold last year, marking a 12th straight year of an increase in gold purchases.
Some of the biggest names in investing held Credit Suisse's AT1 bonds, which were marked down to zero by the Swiss regulator a week ago.
Insider's Phil Rosen sits down with Invesco's Brian Levitt to break down how investors should position their portfolios for the new year.
In an interview with Insider, Invesco's Brian Levitt breaks down where to put your money as the dollar looks set to weaken and bitcoin could climb.
Invesco says its latest ETF will provide exposure to key EV metals, including aluminum, cobalt, copper, iron ore, nickel, and zinc.
Soros' investment firm slashed its position in the largest ETF tracking the Nasdaq to a stake worth $9.4 million, down from $356.2 million in Q3.
Crypto prices have tumbled as bond yields have shot higher. Some investors think they might not recover for a long time.
"The mass marketing of bitcoin reminds us of the activity of stockbrokers in the run-up to the 1929 crash," Invesco's Paul Jackson said.
"It's been so long since we have had a sizeable correction that the odds of one have grown," Kristina Hooper wrote.
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Bitcoin was trading around its highest since April ahead of the long-awaited market debut of the first futures ETF later on Tuesday.
Valkyrie will be hoping the new ticker will draw in the crypto community and the meme stock crowd.
Invesco is yet to formally withdraw its ETF filing. But on Monday, it delayed the effective date of its futures-based ETF to October 29.
Invesco data shows 12% of professional investors are planning on cutting back their exposure to China.
First in the pipeline is a bitcoin-holding ETF that Galaxy proposed last year, which Invesco joined as a sponsor, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The traveling mutual fund representative isn't going away entirely. But at least partially remote wholesalers are in higher demand than before.
Wall Street firms like Blackstone, corporate investors, and humble pension funds are purchasing thousands of homes. Here, a list of the major players.