The iShares Russell Mid-Cap Growth ETF (IWP) is rated as a Hold because its long-term performance has been underwhelming, with an annualized active return of -0.34% from 2001 to 2026. Despite some advantages over the broader market ETF IVV in growth-at-a-reasonable-price (GARP) metrics, IWP lags significantly in quality, increasing risks amid inflation and uncertain interest rates. Additionally, IWP's substantial underperformance year-to-date and a deep drawdown in 2022 suggest it could struggle if monetary policy tightens further. Investors should be cautious given these factors.
During the Labor Day weekend when traditional stock markets were closed, tokenized stocks on decentralized exchanges traded over $1 billion in volume, nearly matching Friday's activity. Robinhood Chain led with $572.8 million in trades, followed by s...
NewGenIvf, a Cayman-based IVF company, completed its exit from XRP in 2025 with a small realized gain, while ending the year holding about 13,000 Solana (SOL) tokens. Despite nearly $943,000 in realized crypto gains across XRP, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and...
After a strong August, Bitcoin Spot ETFs faced $462.73 million in outflows from September 8-11, coinciding with Bitcoin's price dropping from about $79K to $77.3K. Major outflows came from Grayscale GBTC and Ark Invest's ARKB. Conversely, Ethereum ET...
Bitway (BTW) surged 10.15% to $0.5527, driven by recent network infrastructure upgrades, making it the top gainer in the cryptocurrency market. Other notable gainers include Pump.fun, Uniswap, Cronos, and World Liberty Financial, while Mantle and sev...
Donald Trump's promise to send $5,000 stimulus checks to Americans if Republicans retain Congress has sparked predictions of rising prices for bitcoin, gold, and land. Bitcoin investor Anthony Pompliano sees larger government handouts driving demand ...
