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SoFi Invest Puts the “Social” Back in Social Finance

October 14, 2020

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — SoFi, the digital personal finance company, announced today the launch of its social trading and investing features within SoFi Invest, including the ability to follow friends, family, and other SoFi members on their investing journeys, all within the full SoFi experience.

The platform’s new capabilities are available to all SoFi Active Investing members today, and include the ability to share their investment portfolios – with exact dollar amounts hidden – and also discover and follow the holdings, watchlists, and activity of members who have opted into the feature. Members can also comment on or react to the trades of investors they follow, and see how they stack up against the market and other investors via a dynamic leaderboard.

“According to SoFi’s research, about 70% of SoFi Invest member respondents indicated that they regularly (at least weekly) discuss their investments with family members,

Here’s Why it is the Right Time to Invest in Momentum ETFs

October 8, 2020

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Wall Street has seen a lot of turbulences in 2020 so far and Nov 3 elections are just adding to the uncertainties. However, there have been bright spots, for instance, a spectacular August for the Dow and the S&P 500 since 1984 and 1986, respectively. Also, positive developments with respect to the coronavirus vaccine, Fed’s support, U.S. fiscal stimulus and a rebounding U.S. economy with an improving job market have kept investors’ optimistic amid the crisis.

Meanwhile, market participants have been increasingly worried about a spike in new coronavirus cases in several countries in Europe and some U.S. states, lack of vaccine or a line of treatment for coronavirus and uncertainty regarding a fresh round of fiscal stimulus from the U.S. government. Moreover, Trump testing positive for coronavirus shook markets and made investors increasingly apprehensive. However, Trump’s improving health condition and his return to the White house from the Walter

Keeping it clean: U.S. ethanol producers invest in sanitizer for long haul

October 8, 2020

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By Stephanie Kelly

NEW YORK, Oct 8 (Reuters) – Red River Biorefinery in Grand Forks, North Dakota, came online in April, arguably the worst time for an ethanol facility to begin operating as the coronavirus pandemic sank fuel demand.

Instead of shutting like many ethanol facilities, the company switched focus from producing fuel ethanol to making high-grade alcohol for hand sanitizer, where demand surged during the pandemic as Americans scrambled to protect themselves against the coronavirus.

Red River and several other companies now view the hand sanitizer market as more than a temporary salve for weak fuel demand, making permanent investments in production of high-grade alcohol that meets standards for producing sanitizer.

In recent months Pacific Ethanol PEIX.O, Green Plains GPRE.O and Highwater Ethanol HEOL.PK have said they will boost capacity for high-grade alcohol.

“Our intent when we first went live was to be purely in the fuel

Should I take out a personal loan to invest?

October 7, 2020

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Measure the risk before you bank on a reward. (iStock)

Personal loans are a popular form of debt. The total amount Americans borrowed using this type of financing reached a high of $162 billion in the first quarter of 2020, per TransUnion.

Personal loan interest rates are near all-time lows, so you may be tempted to take out a loan for a variety of reasons — but what about investing? Depending on your credit score, some borrowers could qualify for a personal loan as much as $100,000.

Before you build wealth by investing borrowed money, here’s what you need to know.

Is using a personal loan to invest a smart move?

Consumers can take out a personal loan and invest the money — but whether that’s a good idea depends on your financial situation or goals. It can be a huge gamble, yet can also pay off if

Billionaire Ray Dalio explains how to invest in China

October 7, 2020

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SINGAPORE — Many investors have cut their exposure to China in 2020. But one billionaire hedge fund manager has a strategy that begins with “balance.”

Ray Dalio told CNBC’s “Street Signs Asia” on Wednesday that the way to play the Chinese market is to first build a diversified portfolio.

“That means to achieve the right kind of balance of assets in China,” he said. “Our approach is, we call it all-weather approach, it’s a certain balance in which you achieve balance without lowering the expected return. From that, you want to make the tactical moves.”

Dalio said that the Chinese yuan could see greater usage outside China as the U.S. dollar and other major reserve currencies are hit by a weak economy. China’s interest rates are attractive, he said, and the development of its capital markets has helped make the exchange rate for the yuan stronger.

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These Top Stocks Are Just About To Update The Market. Is Now The Time To Invest?

October 6, 2020

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These three UK shares are set to furnish the market with trading updates in the days and weeks ahead. Should you buy them ahead of these fresh statements? Here I take a look.

Robert Walters

It’s unsurprising that multinational recruitment specialist Robert Walters has seen its share price collapse in 2020. Since trading started on New Year’s Day its stock has lost a jaw-dropping 32% of its value as the global economy has suffered a Covid-19 shock.

I worry, too, that this most cyclical of shares could be in for a significant period of bottom line pressure. And that third-quarter financials slated for this week (Thursday, 8 October) could exacerbate market fears and prompt a fresh share price slump. Robert Walters certainly spooked in July when it declared that revenues tanked 22% in the first six months of 2020.

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The V-Shaped Recovery Is Over; Here’s How To Invest Your Money Now

October 5, 2020

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Editor’s note: Seeking Alpha is proud to welcome George Dagnino as a new contributor. It’s easy to become a Seeking Alpha contributor and earn money for your best investment ideas. Active contributors also get free access to SA Premium. Click here to find out more »

Economic news is interpreted by emotions and political views. But the business cycle works despite what we believe should or should not be happening. Analysts squabble over the type of recovery we might have. We are inventing letters and symbols to describe it: V, W, M, U, L, K, and square root. The slowdown started in mid-2018 and ended in March 2020 as supported by the trend in Markit PMI, ISM PMI, employment in manufacturing, heavy truck sales, and many other economic data.

The reason it ended and growth resumed with a vengeance is because inventories were completely depleted. Few things were on the

Next Coronavirus Market Crash: Where to Invest $10,000

October 3, 2020

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Is there another market crash ahead? Well, it’s safe to say that September has been rocky, with the S&P 500 dipping 4.3%. As coronavirus outbreaks continue around the globe, businesses are feeling the weight of consumer and investor uncertainty. The Nov. 3 presidential election had added new “what-ifs” to the fall; and we all know that the market doesn’t like uncertainty.

It’s impossible to predict whether the coronavirus crisis will push markets into a true second crash. But investors can still prepare. If you have $10,000 (or even less) to invest, here are three healthcare companies that can protect your portfolio during the worst of times. Why? Each of these giants have product approvals on the horizons and can show evidence of existing revenue growth. They also quickly recovered from the March market crash. Those are good signs for rough times ahead.

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Singapore’s GIC and TPG to invest over $1 billion in Reliance Retail

October 2, 2020

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GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, will invest $752 million in Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Retail, and TPG will invest $250 million in the Indian firm, they all said Saturday midnight (local time).

The Government of Singapore Investment Corp and TPG are the latest high-profile investors to back Reliance Retail, India’s largest retail chain, in the past four weeks. Reliance Retail — like its sister sibling Jio Platforms — is a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable firm.

GIC’s andd TPG’s investments give Reliance Retail a pre-money valuation of $58.5 billion, the Indian firm said. GIC, which has backed firms in over 40 nations, will get a 1.22% equity stake in the retail giant, while TPG will secure 0.41% stake, they said.

The announcement today caps a busy week for Reliance Retail, which in the past three days has revealed that Mubadala ($855 million for a 1.4% stake), Silver Lake ($254

A debate on reimagining health insurance: Video from MedCity Invest Digital Health

October 2, 2020

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The INVEST Digital Health Virtual conference, held in partnership with healthcare industry association Medical Alley, included conversations spanning behavioral health, the future of health insurance and how hospitals are addressing the pandemic.

We recorded each session and now you can check it out on video!

The latest installment focuses on the future of health insurance in the panel: VC Versus Entrepreneur: A Debate on How the Future of Health Insurance Can Be Reimagined

In this debate, an entrepreneur argues that consumers are ready to be active healthcare consumers, and better insurance design – one that illuminates treatment options with clear prices so consumers know the cost upfront and can make better decisions in advance of care – is the way to get there. A venture capitalist maintains that the world of insurance is indeed so complicated that no amount of improved design will do and that consumers need advocates to

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