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Yahoo is a global media and tech company that connects people to their passions. Yahoo Finance recently expanded their coverage of cryptocurrency featuring over 9,000 crypto ticker offerings onsite so users can research and discover a wide array of different cryptocurrencies.
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The cultural asset update continues Yahoo’s mission to educate and inform new and existing investors to help make wise investment decisions. The collectable asset page showcases lists of component assets and where they can be bought and sold on alternative asset platforms including Otis, Rally Rd. The Total Collectables Index can be found at. Yahoo is the first in the market to list a cultural asset index, furthering our mission to give investors the tools that they need to make wise decisions.” “Diversifying a portfolio with cultural assets is continuing to drive interest with investors and it's no surprise digital collectables are making headway across finance, sports and more. “We are excited to announce the first cultural asset ticker for Yahoo investors,'' said Joanna Lambert, President and General Manager, Consumer at Yahoo. Popular trending assets include Declaration of Independence, 1976 apple computer, VR Cryptopunk #8103 (NFT) and more. Pricing Culture currently operates 11 sub-indexes tracking: Trading Cards, Sports Memorabilia, Cars, Memorabilia, Securitized NFTs, Books, Comic Books, Card Games, Video Games, Luxury Goods and Wine & Spirits. With close to 1,000 assets representing just shy of $500M in total market capitalization, the market for fractionalized collectables is growing fast. The sub-indices are market-cap weighted and consider each cultural asset category available on the leading investment exchanges for securitized collectables. The Total Collectables Index (ticker symbol:^CLCTBLS.REGA) is the best gauge of the fractionalized collectables market of SEC-registered cultural assets. The new family of indices track cultural assets available for fractional ownership. Stocks often fall as the Fed is raising interest rates, particularly when investors fear the bank may need to hike quicker than they currently anticipate or higher than investors had expected.NEW YORK, NY - Ma- Yahoo Finance, the top finance network in business/finance news, announced today the launch of a cultural asset index onsite, becoming the first in the industry to offer up-to-date information on this category, offering investors insight on a different way to diversify their portfolios with cultural assets through a partnership with Pricing Culture. Higher interest rates raise borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, which can hinder business investment and shrink corporate profit margins. Deeper supply chain issues pose a major obstacle to the Fed as it attempts to raise interest rates fast enough to reverse inflation but slow enough to keep the strong U.S. The S&P is down 13 percent on the year, beyond what investors consider a correction, and the Dow is down 9.1 percent since the start of 2022.Īll three indexes have closed out the past three weeks with losses, reversing a brief comeback derailed by concerns about growing threats to business revenue.īoth the war in Ukraine and COVID-19 lockdowns in China have boosted pressure on prices for food, energy, shipping and manufactured goods after more than a year of high inflation across the globe. All posted significant losses Tuesday, with a 10 percent drop in Tesla stock leading the index downward. The tech-heavy Nasdaq is down more than 21 percent on the year, falling into a bear market as shares of Apple, Meta, Alphabet, Netflix and Tesla plunge from record highs. Tech stocks that made up much of the market’s massive gains last year are among the leading forces behind the steady decline across Wall Street. Following a year of stellar gains, all three indexes have fallen since the start of the year as investors brace for the continued war in Ukraine, high inflation and the Federal Reserve’s attempts to cool off price growth to cut into corporate profits.
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