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ASX to rise, Wall St lifts as oil falls below $US100 mark - Vimarsana News

ASX to rise, Wall St lifts as oil falls below $US100 mark

Australian shares are set to open higher amid a broad rally on Wall Street as oil continued to unwind. The $A is steady.

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In Current Climate, This Dividend Fund Has the Goods - Vimarsana News

In Current Climate, This Dividend Fund Has the Goods

The WisdomTree U.S. Total Dividend Fund (DTD) isn't a high-dividend exchange traded fund in the most classical sense of the term.

This High-Dividend ETF Should Be Fine Even if Rates Rise - Vimarsana News

This High-Dividend ETF Should Be Fine Even if Rates Rise

Conventional wisdom dictates that high-dividend stocks and the related exchange traded funds are often vulnerable to rising interest rates.

Rise in real bond yields may slow but not stop stock market bulls | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Rise in real bond yields may slow but not stop stock market bulls | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

This month’s sudden spike in inflation-adjusted bond yields has jolted TINA, the thesis that “there is no alternative” to stocks, yet if history is any guide, equities should withstand this rise in real interest rates or even flourish. With inflation-adjusted U.S. 10-year bond yields below minus 1per cent, many investors have viewed equities as the ...

Analysis-From doom to boom, energy stocks power out of COVID shock - Vimarsana News

Analysis-From doom to boom, energy stocks power out of COVID shock

After enduring a near-death experience during the COVID crisis when demand plummeted and being distinctly off-trend as the sustainable investing wave engulfed Wall Street, cash-rich oil companies are again a sweet spot for fund managers.