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3 Companies I Hope Don't Get Acquired in 2022 - Vimarsana News

3 Companies I Hope Don't Get Acquired in 2022

Each still presents a viable investment opportunity on its own merits.

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1 Top Stock That Can Benefit From Rising Interest Rates Over the Next Decade - Vimarsana News

1 Top Stock That Can Benefit From Rising Interest Rates Over the Next Decade

New rate hikes take effect later this year. Now is the time for investors to prepare their stock portfolios for what's to come.

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Will the Metaverse Be Worth the Hype? - Vimarsana News

Will the Metaverse Be Worth the Hype?

The jury's still out.

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Forget Tesla: 2 Top Canadian EV Plays to Buy Right Now - Vimarsana News

Forget Tesla: 2 Top Canadian EV Plays to Buy Right Now

Tesla. EV play: Magna International Magna happens to be one of the world’s largest auto manufacturers. And it’s a Canadian company. Who would have guessed? Indeed, Magna’s positioning as essentially a contract producer for many of the biggest global auto brands has resulted in this stock outperforming of late. As many investors know, supply and demand in the auto sector is out of whack right now. Auto manufacturers can’t produce cars fast enough. And the rise of EV options has spurred even more demand than previously expected. With Magna making a serious shift toward EV production, th...

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If the Bitcoin Rally Is Over, Here's Why This Stock Could Shoot Higher - Vimarsana News

If the Bitcoin Rally Is Over, Here's Why This Stock Could Shoot Higher

Image source: Getty Images Those seeking stability really have a hard time finding it today. No matter where investors look, volatility appears to be picking up. Whether in stocks, bonds, or crypto, valuations are changing rapidly. Looking at the recent Bitcoin rally (and decline), we see a great example of this. That said, investors will note that cryptocurrencies are inherently more volatile. These digital tokens don’t move like regular assets, because they’re not traditional assets. They’re hard to value and are valued on the basis of supply and demand, which is r...

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