Gold has risen 32% over the past year, outperforming Bitcoin, which has dropped 46%, as global government bond yields reach levels unseen since before Bitcoin's launch. Higher bond yields, especially in the US, UK, Germany, and Japan, offer investors inflation-adjusted returns with less volatility than Bitcoin, reducing its appeal as a safe-haven asset. Meanwhile, gold benefits from fears over government debt and fiscal sustainability. The future of Bitcoin depends on whether bond yields stay high or ease, influencing its role as an alternative asset amid economic uncertainty.
Telesat Corporation (TSAT) is transitioning from its declining geostationary satellite business to focus on its Lightspeed low-Earth-orbit (LEO) broadband project. The Lightspeed constellation has expanded to 225 satellites, targeting global commerci...
Walmart maintains a hold rating due to its premium valuation and mixed technical signals ahead of its Q2 earnings report. The company's Q1 results showed solid revenue and eCommerce growth, but cautious guidance and higher costs have dampened investo...
Jeff Booth, once skeptical of Bitcoin's decentralization and security, spent around 15,000 hours analyzing potential vulnerabilities by running a Bitcoin node and studying possible attacks. He found Bitcoin's decentralized consensus and proof-of-work...
Bitcoin and XRP are under pressure after recent declines, trading near $63,000 and below $1 respectively. Key events this week include a White House meeting with crypto leaders, potential US regulatory moves like the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act,...
The Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Buy-Write Opportunity Fund (ETV) provides investors with tech-heavy exposure and a monthly distribution yield of 8.19%. It currently trades at a 6.97% discount, which may attract income-focused investors. ETV employs an ag...
