New wallet creation hit a three-month high and large-holder activity strengthened, but XRP still needs to reclaim $1.10 before the recovery looks convincing. Source link
Bitcoin long-term holders have returned to accumulation, Glassnode says
“Historically, sustained transitions from net distribution to net accumulation have often emerged during periods of market weakness, as long-term investors gradually increase their holdings while shorter-term participants de-risk,” Glassnode said in its latest report. Small wallets lead dip-buying The signal gets more interesting when looking at the broader accumulation picture…
Ether, solana, dogecoin in the green after Warsh comments push bitcoin above $60,000
The bigger move was in stocks. A selloff in semiconductor shares spread to South Korea on Thursday, where the Kospi index fell almost 7% before paring losses. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix each dropped more than 6%, and Kioxia fell 13% in Japan after a rally that had lifted the…
Australia slips into unexpected AUD 3.02B trade deficit as exports tum
Australia unexpectedly swung into a AUD 3.02 billion trade deficit in May 2026, defying consensus market forecasts of an AUD 2.2 billion surplus. The sharp reversal follows a downwardly revised AUD 1.38 billion surplus in April, marking the nation’s second trade Source link
Thursday’s Economic Calendar | Seeking Alpha
Jul 02, 2026, 12:00 AM ETBy: Jay Mehta, SA News Editor kyoshino/E+ via Getty Images Motor Vehicle Sales Unit sales of motor vehicles, published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis at the beginning of each month, include domestic sales and imports. Another flat reading is expected with sales at an…
Did Donald Trump just give this S&P 500 growth stock an electrifying boost?
Image source: Getty Images One S&P 500 stock I’m very bullish on right now is Axon Enterprise (NASDAQ: AXON). It’s well off its highs at the moment and I’ve been taking advantage of the weakness and snapping up shares for my portfolio. It seems I’m not the only one who…
Up 50% in a year and yielding 4%! Are Lloyds shares the ultimate no-brainer buy?
Three years ago, I decided Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) shares looked like a no-brainer buy. What made me so confident? First, they looked astonishingly cheap, with a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of just five or six. The price-to-book (P/B) ratio was a seriously modest 0.4. Better still, there was plenty of income…
Who Are Your Enemies?
By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter This is a question that’s asked of executive job hunters by senior professionals they are interviewing with. There is a way to do this best. Here, I discuss it. Top Finance Jobs for Grads One of my coaching clients was on an interview…
Should I sell my 3 worst UK stocks and buy more of this high-powered growth share?
Image source: Getty Images I’ve got 18 UK stocks in my Self-Invested Personal Pension, but not all of them are pulling their weight. I’ll name and shame the offenders – Burberry Group, JD Sports Fashion and Ocado Group. Over five years, their shares are down 43%, 53% and 91%, respectively.…
How many 6%-7% yielding FTSE 100 dividend shares do you need to target £100 a month in passive income?
Image source: Getty Images FTSE 100 dividend shares remain a simple way to build passive income, but the maths is what really matters. To reach £100 a month, an investor would want to generate £1,200 a year. That means choosing shares with a sensible yield and a dividend record that…