Investors trade all sorts of things, from stocks and bonds to grains and pork bellies.
But thanks to a new stock exchange in Liechtenstein, now they can trade something new:
Bacon.
Today I’ll tell you why trading Bacon can be so exciting and profitable...
And explain how you can get…
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A story on Yahoo Finance caught my eye last week.
Watches of Switzerland (LSE: WoS), a British retailer focused on fancy watches, reported a blow-out quarter. Its sales soared to nearly half a billion dollars.
Given the turmoil in the markets and the anxiety of consumers, I found this odd.…
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On January 4, 2000, Mark Cuban made a heck of a good bet:
He bought the Dallas Mavericks NBA franchise for $285 million.
According to Forbes, the Mavs currently bring in about $300 million in revenues a year, mostly from broadcasting deals and ticket sales, with bottom-line profits of around…
X, the company formerly known as Twitter, is in trouble. There’s even talk it might go bankrupt. No matter, says CEO Elon Musk. He’ll save the company using your hard-earned dollars. Here’s how »
Companies aim…
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos recently took a trip into space.
At precisely 8:12 a.m. Central Time, the rocket attached to his Blue Origin space capsule lit its engines. Bezos blasted upward, soon reaching an altitude of 351,210 feet.
At the peak of his flight path, Bezos was weightless. He unstrapped…
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Because of a lost password, $235 million worth of bitcoin is locked on a USB drive. A team of hackers believes they can unlock it — but there’s a catch »
For decades, financial advisors have pounded the table about the 60-40 strategy.
The idea was simple:
If the market was booming, your 60% allocation to stocks could help grow your wealth. And in a bust, your 40% bond allocation would help limit your losses and provide income.
But as The…
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