Hawley has also invested
potentially tens of thousands of dollars in the very companies he denounces, according to public financial disclosure records examined by the Guardian.
Hawley’s new book, The Tyranny of Big Tech, is published next week by Regnery Publishing. Simon & Schuster, its original publisher, dropped the book following the Missouri senator’s involvement in the 6 January electoral college vote certifying Joe Biden’s election.
In the book Hawley compares today’s tech titans to the “robber baron” industrialists who dominated the US economy in the 19th century, whose monopoly powers were attacked by president Theodore Roosevelt, the subject of a previous Hawley book.
Solactive Global SuperDividend Index, which scours the entire globe to find high-yielding stocks.
Regional exposure for SDIV starts with a 27% allocation to U.S. stocks and a generous portion of emerging markets like China, Hong Kong, South Africa and Thailand, with a smattering of European countries like Great Britain. Sector exposure is to typical dividend-heavy areas of the market, such as real estate, energy and financials.
Keep in mind that the heavy exposure to emerging markets creates greater market risk. But if you don’t mind more volatility to get your high dividends, SDIV is worth a close look.
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One of the biggest advantages IRAs have over employer sponsored retirement plans is that IRAs generally offer far more choices in terms of what s available for you to buy. Of course, that advantage can quickly turn into a disadvantage if analysis paralysis sets in and keeps you from making a decent decision in a timely manner.
A good way to get past that risk is to first think about what your strategy is and then find low-cost ETFs that align with your strategy. ETFs generally offer a collection of companies to help mitigate single-company risk while still seeking to deliver on their stated objectives. That feature, along with low overhead costs, make these three ETFs perfect to consider to grow your IRA over time.
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One of the biggest advantages IRAs have over employer sponsored retirement plans is that IRAs generally offer far more choices in terms of what’s available for you to buy. Of course, that advantage can quickly turn into a disadvantage if analysis paralysis sets in and keeps you from making a decent decision in a timely manner.
A good way to get past that risk is to first think about what your strategy is and then find low-cost ETFs that align with your strategy. ETFs generally offer a collection of companies to help mitigate single-company risk while still seeking to deliver on their stated objectives. That feature, along with low overhead costs, make these three ETFs perfect to consider to grow your IRA over time.