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Animal Spirits: A Wave of Redemptions
Active Trader Report: Use of Leveraged & Inverse ETFs Way Up Direxion partnered with Compound Insights and Vanda to explore what’s driving the evolution of active trading and how active traders are using leveraged and inverse funds across equities, single stocks, commodities, and volatility. Get the Report and View the Webcast ...

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Geopolitics vs. Markets
The stock market sold off today. Oil prices spiked. Bond yields rose. Almost everything fell — stocks, bonds, emerging markets, gold, bitcoin, seemingly everything but the dollar. Investors are trying to figure out what the war in Iran means for the markets. Higher inflation? Higher borrowing costs? Higher energy prices? How long will this conflict last? What are the geopolitica...

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Talk Your Book: The Bull Market in Real Assets
Aim beyond the horizon with our active muni ETFs Navigating today’s complex muni universe requires precision, and index strategies can fall short. Our solution: the industry’s largest active muni ETF lineup–national ETFs and seven single-state ETFs, all fueled by our deep expertise. Learn More Today’s Talk Your Bo...

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10 Rules For Dealing With Uncertainty
The future is always uncertain. No one ever knows for sure what will happen. But a period of rapid technological innovation, combined with heightened geopolitics at the moment, makes it feel like the ambiguity is through the roof. I’m not gonna lie, these environments make me uneasy too. Life and financial planning would be much easier if we all knew what would happen in advance...

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All of the Jobs That No Longer Exist
Heading into the 19th century, about 70-80% of all jobs in the industrial world were in agriculture. Most people were farmers. By 1870, more than half of all men owned or performed labor on farms. Today less than 1% of the U.S. population works in agriculture. Innovation and technology made farming more efficient, so people moved on to factory jobs and eventually white-collar wo...

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