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GraniteShares has launched the first ETP offering investors access to the world’s largest tech stocks in a single, “high conviction” basket.

Home improvements are high on the agenda for UK property owners this year - which makes sense since we have been spending so much time around the house.  According to a UK study commissioned by online mortgage broker Habito, 62 per cent of homeowners want to carry out renovations this year. Of these, 37 per cent plan to fund their project by remortgaging.  General painting and decorating is the most popular type of improvement, with a third of homeowners planning to do this in 2021 according ...

From the self-employed to those on furlough, what are the mortgage options? More mortgage deals are now available for first time buyers –but the bad news is that they are relatively expensive. Photograph: Nick Gregory/Alamy More mortgage deals are now available for first time buyers –but the bad news is that they are relatively expensive. Photograph: Nick Gregory/Alamy Number of new deals has risen but rates and terms for different categories of borrower vary Sat 13 Feb 2021 07.00 EST The...

By Anna Hirtenstein and Amber Burton U.S. stocks edged higher Thursday after fresh data showed the number of people seeking unemployment benefits declined from the previous week but remained elevated. The S&P 500 ticked up 0.7% , looking to extend its winning streak to four sessions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.8%. The Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.7%, pointing to a rise in technology stocks. Investors are watching for signs that the economic recovery remains under wa...

By Anna Hirtenstein and Amber Burton U.S. stocks rose Thursday after fresh data showed the number of people seeking unemployment benefits declined from the previous week but remained elevated. The S&P 500 ticked up 0.9% , looking to extend its winning streak to four sessions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also rose 0.9%. The Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.9%, pointing to a rise in technology stocks. Investors are watching for signs that the economic recovery remains under way d...

This is Why Gold Could Rally to $2,500 in 2021 Most of the issues that supported gold’s rally in 2020, are carrying over into the New Year. In fact, the metal could easily outperform again, especially with central banks saying they’ll keep rates low, and provide necessary liquidity. In addition, gold prices could rise further with more stimulus likely to weaken the U.S. dollar. Analysts at Citi for example have a $2,500 price target, comparing its catalysts to that of gold’s ral...

Market volatility has benefited the precious metals, with gold beginning to claw back gains made earlier in the month and silver starting to rally. It has been a busy week for the stock market, with indexes in the US and Canada dipping dramatically on Wednesday (January 27). The volatility benefited the precious metals as gold began to claw back gains made earlier in the month. Despite the momentum, the yellow metal is on course to end the month 4.4 percent off its year-to-date high. Meanwhil...

Will Rhind of GraniteShares said part of the reason could be that no concrete US stimulus plan has yet been announced.

BBC News By Justin Harper Teslas rocketing share price this year has created an army of millionaires - self-named Teslanaires. Shares in Elon Musks electric car firm have risen more than 700% during 2020 to become the worlds most valuable car company. But its been a roller-coaster ride for long-term investors with wild swings since it joined the stock market a decade ago. For those who have stuck with Tesla, it has been a very wealthy journey. This month was a milestone for the car company as i...

Fund News Advisors Can Use: Asset Managers Weigh Tesla’s Entrance Into the S&P 500 and More What asset managers say about Teslas entrance into the S&P 500, RiverFront partners with 55ip, and Vanguard fund becomes the first to end a month with more than $1 trillion in assets. When it comes to investment and market analysis, there’s a lot of noise out there. Here is a new weekly column that cuts through the static to bring advisors the fund and investment news they really need to know...