Tech Edge hosted a fireside chat on Dec. 10 at Nasdaq MarketSite with Roey Eliyahu, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Salt Security. The in-person interview was joined by Editor-at-Large Jarrett Banks and they discussed the API security market and Salt’s distinct approach to cybersecurity, businesses’ best practices to improve their API security posture, among other topics. Watch […]
Tech Edge hosted a fireside chat on Dec. 10 at Nasdaq MarketSite with Jeff Winter, Chief Marketing Officer of Octus. The in-person interview was joined by Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone and they discussed Reorg’s recent rebranding to Octus, why the company is the authority on the credit market, and how Octus is an essential tool for asset managers, […]
The longtime trader shares his thoughts about market forecasting.
The agency notified Unicoin of its intent to sue the company over violations related to fraud and unregistered securities.
Australian consumer sentiment took a step back in December as concerns about the economic outlook outweighed an improvement in people's own finances, a survey showed on Tuesday. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute index of consumer sentiment fell 2.0% in December, unwinding a little of the sharp gains seen over the previous two months. Westpac Senior Economist Matthew Hassan said the pullback was likely influenced by a disappointing reading on economic growth released in early December.
Big tech shares like Apple, Alphabet, Tesla and Broadcom all hit record highs, lifting the Nasdaq to one, too. Dow slips again as Fed meets this week.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee said stocks should rally into year-end due to favorable seasonals and a "buy the dip" mantra among active fund managers.
Fundstrat's Sean Farrell has nailed Bitcoin's price the past two years. Now, he says it's Ethereum's time to shine
(Reuters) -MicroStrategy shares briefly surged on Monday before faltering to end nearly unchanged, after the software company and bitcoin stockpiler was selected to join the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index, further brightening the prospects of the stock. The $25.7 trillion index that houses the largest non-financial companies will now gain indirect exposure to bitcoin via MicroStrategy, which holds $44 billion worth of the digital currency on its balance sheet, about 2% of the total supply of the world's largest cryptocurrency. The prospect of more buying from funds that track the Nasdaq 100 could further boost MicroStrategy's stock that has surged nearly 550% this year alongside a jump in the bitcoin price.
The currency surged after Trump promised to “do something great with crypto.”
