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David Marino-Nachison
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Senior News Director, Investopedia
New York
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By David Marino-Nachison Verified| Investopedia Verified Bitcoin slipped in Tuesday trading, dropping from morning levels as investors continued to evaluate Trump administration trade policy. The leading cryptocurrency by market cap was recently changing hands around $77,000 at its low for the day and down from levels around $80,000 seen earlier today. Several crypto-related stocks were trading lower in afternoon action. Strategy ( MSTR), the bitcoin buyer and software company formerly known as MicroStrategy, was recently off nearly 5%.
By Taylor Tompkins Verified, David Marino-Nachison Verified| Investopedia Verified Several big health-insurance stocks jumped in extended trading Monday after the federal government said it would pay Medicare insurers more next year than previously expected. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said payments will increase by 5.06% on average, more than the 2.83% the government said it anticipated in January.
By David Marino-Nachison Verified| Investopedia Verified Traders expect multiple rate cuts from the Federal Reserve this year. What if there aren't any? The possibility was raised Monday by Larry Fink, CEO of asset manager BlackRock, during an interview at the Economic Club of New York. In the interview, Fink suggested that the latest Trump tariffs could inflame inflation, requiring higher rates to cool things off. "This notion that the Federal Reserve's gonna ...
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Investopedia
Investopedia is a prominent financial education platform founded in 1999 by Cory Wagner and Cory Janssen in Edmonton, Alberta. Acquired by Forbes Media in 2007 and later becoming part of the Dotdash Meredith publishing family in 2018, Investopedia serves millions of users worldwide, from novice investors to seasoned financial professionals. The platform offers a wide range of educational resources, including articles and tutorials on various financial topics, financial tools like calculators and simulators, and certification programs through the Investopedia Academy. It also features podcasts, such as *The Investopedia Express*, which provide insights into market trends and financial news. Investopedia is recognized for its authority in the industry, hosting annual awards for online brokers and robo-advisors. With a mission to democratize financial education, Investopedia combines accessible content with high editorial standards, making it a trusted resource for individual investors, financial professionals, and institutional clients.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1999