Ignore the Anecdotes, Robinhood Traders are Solid Investors (Mostly)Taking positions in bankrupt corporations, indefinitely berthed cruise lines, airline stocks, cannabis, unknown electric vehicle startups, equities that legendary investors are short, and Chinese retailers are all activities Robinhood traders have been ridiculed for. But is the reputation deserved? As a group,
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“Oh, that’s gambling,” my mom said. We were talking about an investment I recommended to her two months earlier. She had followed my recommendation to purchase the security, which closely follows gold prices. It went up. In fact, I checked it while on the call and saw it was up
There’s a habit I picked up working on a Wall Street trading desk years ago. I don’t admit this to my friends that are not active in the markets; they wouldn’t understand. But, I think Channelchek users will be able to relate to it. Perhaps you do this yourself: When
Ten years ago 15% of Ad Money was Spent on Internet Ads, Guess what that Percentage is Today?Soap operas, magazines, TV sports, local radio; they all allow niche target-advertising. But, their slice of the advertising-dollar pie is shrinking precipitously. This trend has been in place for a while and still
Business Losses From COVID-19. Will They be Covered by Insurers?As the shutdown restrictions continue to be lifted, businesses are tiptoeing through the mind field of re-opening regulations. Their depleted bank accounts are affecting all their business decisions as they fight for the survival of their life’s work. A thought going through
News and Articles What do Schools Need to do to Safely Reopen? May 18th, 2020 | By Jules Halpern Associates |Education Law, Private Schools,Student Protection, Student Safety As America continues with the process of slowly reopening during the coronavirus pandemic, questions have begun regarding the reopening of schools in the fall. Forty-seven states have