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The Best Robo-Advisors Of 2023
Want to start investing but don’t know where to start? The best robo-advisors such as Betterment and Wealthfront provide low-cost investing that’s as simple as point, click, invest.Don’t know where to start investing? The best robo-advisors make investing as simple as point, click, invest. Compare top accounts now.
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How to Invest in Real Estate
Real estate investing is a popular way for investors to earn money, but learning how to invest in real estate can be difficult for beginners. From REITs to REIGs, there are different types of real estate investments and real estate terms to know before you get started. If you want to learn more about how
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9 Best Life Insurance Companies – Updated January 2023
We’ve done the research and Haven Life comes in at the top of our list for best life insurance companies. To cut down on the confusion and save you time, we’ve come up with a list of the top 10 best life insurance companies – so you can get back to enjoying life knowing your loved ones will be taken care of.
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23 Ways to Save Money on Pet Costs
Whether youâve been a cat mom for ages or itâs your first time being a dog owner, itâs no surprise that the expenses add up. A 2019 survey revealed that nearly one out of four American pet owners have found themselves in pet debt, so being aware of pet-related spending habits is crucial for financial
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Best high-yield checking accounts: Earn up to 5% back for doing practically nothing
A high-yield checking account offers decent rates in a rock-bottom world. But are they too good to be true? What to look for before you take the leap. If youâve got $5,000 in an account that earns 4%, youâll receive a whopping $200 per year for doing practically nothing.
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How This Woman In Her 30s Owns 7 Rental Homes
Are you interested in learning how to start investing in rental property for beginners? Today’s interview is with Paula Pant, who in her 30s already owns seven rental homes. You may remember Paula from when I first interviewed her a couple of years ago in How This 34 Year Old Owns 7 Rental Homes. Today, […]
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The Best Cities for Boat Owners
Ahoy matey! Thinking about buying a boat? Join the armada. According to the U.S. Coast Guardâs National Recreation Boating Survey, there are nearly 22.3 million recreational boats in the United States. Those vessels range from one-person kayaks up to 200-foot ⦠Continue reading â
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Bonds Push Back Against Stronger Employment Data, But Tomorrow is a Different Fight
Bonds Push Back Against Stronger Employment Data, But Tomorrow is a Different Fight Bonds got off to a weaker start today following 3 consecutive upbeat labor market reports (Challenger, ADP, and Jobless Claims). Yields managed to find a ceiling with the 10yr in the high 3.7s and ultimately made it back down to the low 3.7s by the close (only a few bps higher on the day). MBS made a similar recovery. Some sources cited “new year” inflows for bond funds. Comments from Fed’s Bullard helped a bit as well. Still, the most important observation for today was the willingness to react to labor data because tomorrow’s jobs report is an infinitely more tradeable event than today’s 3 reports combined. Econ Data / Events ADP Employment 235k vs 150k f’cast, 127k prev Jobless Claims 204k vs 224k f’cast, 223k prev Trade Gap -61.5bln vs -73.0 bln f’cast, -77.85bln prev Market Movement Recap 08:34 AM Mostly flat overnight but losing ground after AM data. 10yr up 6bps and MBS down about 3/8ths. 09:33 AM Additional weakness in MBS now, primarily a factor of illiquidity. 5.0 coupons down 18 ticks (.56). 10yr up 7.7 bps at 3.767. 11:32 AM Decent push back over the past half hour with 10yr yields now up only 4bps at 3.731. MBS are off the lows by about an eighth of a point, but still down 3/9ths on the day. 01:28 PM Bullard comments helped a bit. 10yr now up only 1.5bps on the day at 3.705. MBS down only an eighth of a point on the day.
Another Day Holding Modest Gains After AM Weakness
Another Day Holding Modest Gains After AM Weakness French CPI (of all the crazy things) helped bonds improve in the overnight session, with EU bonds leading the charge for obvious reasons. This marked the second straight day that Europe helped US bonds begin the domestic session in stronger territory only for domestic events to push back on the gains. In today’s case, it was primarily the JOLTS (job openings and labor turnover survey) data that caused the weakness, but a majority of the gains remained intact by the 3pm CME close. The release of the Fed’s meeting minutes had almost no perceptible impact. Econ Data / Events Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey 10.458 mln vs 10.512 mln prev ISM Manufacturing 48.4 vs 48.5 f’cast, ISM Prices Paid 39.4 vs 42.6 f’cast, 43.0 prev Market Movement Recap 09:01 AM Gradual overnight gains and a good reaction to French PMI bringing yields down 7.3bps at 3.679. MBS up 10 ticks (.31). 10:30 AM Weakness after 10am data with JOLTS taking precedence over ISM. MBS up only 3 ticks on the day, down a quarter point from highs. 10yr still down 4bps at 3.711 but up from lows of 3.664 02:03 PM Limited reaction to Fed Minutes, but slightly weaker, if anything. 10yr still down 3.4bps on the day at 3.72. MBS still up an eighth of a point, but down an eighth since Fed Minutes.