With new jurisdictions coming online on a consistent basis and the increasing expectation of federal legalization knocking on Congress’ gates, the cannabis industry is more mature and established than it has ever been before.
Columbus Day has sparked controversy in recent years as historians re-evaluate the legacy of Christopher Columbus. The stock market ignores this celebration – it shares the distinction as being one of the two federal holidays when the NYSE and NASDAQ are open for business, with Veterans Day being the other.
Despite what the ads on Instagram and your #sidehustle neighbor might imply, consumer products are hard to sell. Harder than selling is maintaining and growing sales after the novelty of new has worn off.
Friday, Sept. 24 marks World Gorilla Day, when we take time to celebrate our closest relative within the animal kingdom. And for stock investors and traders with a special fondness for our simian cousins, here are five stocks that seem like appropriate choices for this distinctive day.
A copyright-free photo of Shanghai at night.
An Inauspicious Time To Invest In China?
When a Chinese stock appeared among our top names on Friday, we thought of the many recent new articles arguing this is an inauspicious time to invest in China. Consider a few of them:
China's Tech Crackdown (Time Magazine):