HSA Investments Fall on Poor Markets, Rising Rates
Despite several years of rapid growth, market headwinds lowered the amount of money invested via health savings accounts (HSAs) last year.
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Hedge Funds Rushed to Short Treasuries in Time for Payrolls Beat
Speculators timed it just about perfectly before strong US payrolls data, adding most to their bets against benchmark Treasuries in over a year.
US Dividend Funds See Biggest Quarterly Outflows in 2-1/2 Years
US dividend funds have faced steep outflows this year after strong inflows last year as investors rush to safer money market funds and bank deposits.
Retail Traders Ignore Banking Crisis and Buy the Dip in Lenders
Individual investors have been pouncing on battered bank stocks pouring money into heavyweights like Bank of America Corp. despite lingering concerns.
SPAC king Chamath Palihapitiya Warns Faux Profits No Longer Cut It
SPAC king Chamath Palihapitiya warns faux profits no longer cut it now that startups forced to quit zero-interest-rate policy era cold turkey.
Goldman Sachs Fined for Marking 60 Million Short Sales as Long
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. was fined $3 million by Finra for mistakenly marking tens of millions of stock orders as long instead of short.
Hedge Funds Retrench After Getting Pummeled During Wild March
March's market turmoil has forced many macro and trend-following hedge funds to cut bait on bad portfolio bets.
