Investing for impact loses some appeal, more education neededBY SARAH BRATTON HUGHES | FRIDAY, 12 APR 2024 3:59PM While the appeal of impact investing declined in 2023, with investors generally less willing to give up returns in order to make an impact through investing, most impact investors still believe they can ...
 Snakes and laddersThe three days that straddled Labor Day on 'The Street' provided a perfect specimen of investors' one data point to the next data point existence. A stitch in timeFinally! That source of international angst and condemnation, that much debated, much awaited Chinese currency revaluation is coming! Knee-jerk reaction to delayed actionHere we go again! The rough and tumble of Wall Street on display as investors knee-jerkingly reacts to what is - in the words of Donald Rumsfeld - a "known ... A war the US can't winThe good old US of A is again drawing up battle plans in preparation for an assault on China's WMD (weapon of mass destruction) - the renminbi. But China ... Extrapolate at your own riskIs it just me or has anyone else noticed that many, if not all, financial and investment market commentaries have been singing praises to emerging markets ... |
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