Ford: Solid Dividend, But Multiple Expansion Needs A Catalyst (Earnings Review)
Ford: Solid Dividend, But Multiple Expansion Needs A Catalyst (Earnings Review)
Ford: Solid Dividend, But Multiple Expansion Needs A Catalyst (Earnings Review)
In this episode of Zephyr’s Adjusted for Risk, host Ryan Nauman speaks with Joe DeGrosa, CEO and founder of Axxes Capital and co-author of The Financial Advisor’s Guide to Private Investments, about the growing access retail investors have to private markets and the unique risks involved. DeGrosa explains how regulations have historically limited non-qualified purchasers,…
Bitcoin Ordinals advocate Leonidas has proposed developing a new open-source Bitcoin client, aimed at removing restrictions affecting Runes and Ordinals transactions. In a post to X on Friday, Leonidas called the proposed client “Bitcoin $DOG Mode,” which would lift the maximum individual transaction size to 3.9 million weight units (WU), compared to Bitcoin Core’s 400,000…
by Calculated Risk on 1/09/2026 02:15:00 PM Today, in the Calculated Risk Real Estate Newsletter: The “Home ATM” Mostly Closed in Q3 A brief excerpt: During the housing bubble, many homeowners borrowed heavily against their perceived home equity – jokingly calling it the “Home ATM” – and this contributed to the subsequent housing bust, since…
A Washington-based woman pleaded guilty to impersonating a financial advisor in a scheme that defrauded at least 28 victims of more than $3 million, the Justice Department announced. According to court documents, Jenni Yoon Jeong Lee is a 53-year-old woman based in Federal Way, Wash., a Seattle suburb about 20 miles from the city. She pleaded guilty…
Mary Steenburgen, 73, says she isn’t haunted by the roles she missed out on because they led her to the life she has now. Speaking on Saturday’s episode of The Daily Beast’s “Obsessed” podcast, the actor said she made “one big mistake” in her career by passing on a role that she “probably should have…
The United Kingdom National Crime Agency (NCA) and City of London Police said two men associated with the “Scattered Spider” hacking group were sentenced to five years and six months in prison. The two pleaded guilty during their first court appearance at Woolwich Crown Court on June 22 and were sentenced on Thursday, according to…