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Tune in to this episode of the Security Token Show where this week Herwig Konings and Kyle Sonlin cover the industry leading headlines and market movements, including how we've crossed $50B in market cap and even some predictions! Join the RWA Foundation and Read the Whitepaper: RWAF.xyz  Read STM's Global Tokenized Real Estate Market Guide 2024: https://docsend.com/view/rrfjz7zxzqb9na2q   Read the RWA Securities Market Update: https://docsend.com/view/7k8mr83xsgyt57yh   Company of the Week - Herwig: Frax Company of the Week - Kyle: Nest  = Stay in touch via our Social Media = Kyle: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylesonlin/   Herwig: https://www.linkedin.com/in/herwigkonings/  Nico: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicopantelis/   Jason: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonbarraza/   Opinion articles, interviews, and more: https://medium.com/security-token-group   Find the video edition of this episode on our Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@stmtvofficial The Market Movements 1. Frax Allocations Announced: https://beincrypto.com/frax-stablecoin-blackrock-buidl-fund/  / https://x.com/superstatefunds/status/1874935000820310326   2. Nest and Dinari Tokenize Blackstone Senior Loan ETF Vault: https://www.news-journal.com/nest-partners-with-dinari-to-deliver-real-world-yield-through-first-tokenized-blackstone-etf-on/article_2e936434-cf32-5857-a329-d54f77b37a1e.html     3. Plume Network Launches $25M RWA Tokenization Fund: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/plume-network-launches-25-million-rwafi-ecosystem-fund-to-accelerate-real-world-asset-tokenization-and-innovation-302341436.html   4. Ondo to Natively Issue USDY on Plume Network: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/plume-network-taps-ondo-finance-to-broaden-rwafi-ecosystem-with-tokenized-us-treasuries-302340097.html   5. Plume Network and Maseer To Tokenize $200M in Carbon Allowances: https://enterprisetalk.com/quick-bytes/plume-network-partners-with-maseer-to-tokenize-usd-200m-in-carbon-allowances-on-chain   The Token Debrief 1. Mizuho Securities and Blue Sky Tokenize Renewable Energy Business: https://www.ledgerinsights.com/mizuho-securities-involved-in-security-token-for-renewable-energy/   2. Franklin Templeton to Expand BENJI and Looks at More ETFs: https://blockworks.co/news/franklin-templeton-etfs-tokenization-2025   3. T-Bank to Enter Tokenization; Bank of Russia's CBDC Receives Negative Feedback: https://coingeek.com/russia-cbdc-faces-opposition-t-bank-dabbles-in-tokenization/   4. Binance Wallet Now Supports Matrixdock's XAUm Gold Token: https://thetokenizer.io/2024/12/30/matrixdock-integrates-xaum-gold-token-with-binance-wallet-to-advance-financial-equality/   5. Singularity Finance and Crymbo Partner on FATF Travel Rule Compliance: https://zycrypto.com/singularity-finance-partners-with-crymbo-to-streamline-digital-asset-compliance-with-fatf-travel-rule/   ⏰ TABLE OF CONTENTS ⏰ 0:16 Introduction 1:53 Market Movements 18:53 RWA Foundation Weekly Update 21:25 Token Debrief 32:35 Companies of The Week: Nest and Frax

Mizuho Securities Co.'s ordinary profit from investment banking operations in the year ending in March 2025 is expected to hit the highest level since comparable data became available in the year ended in March 2014, President and CEO Yoshiro Hamamoto said in a recent interview.

US equity markets retreated, relinquishing earlier session gains and capping the worst 5-day start to a month for the Dow and S&P 500 since January 2016 - Dow fell -234-points or -0.60%,. Intel Corp fell -4.24% following a fresh broker downgrade (with analysts at Mizuho Securities cutting their recommendation to ‘Neutral' from ‘Outperform' and writing of “a tough road ahead to regain leadership”), extending the semiconductor company's 5-day slide to -43.6%.The broader S&P500 lost -0.77%, with Consumer Discretionary (-1.39%), Materials (-1.39%), Information Technology (-1.36%) and Health Care (-1.07%) all declining over >1% to lead seven of the eleven primary sectors lower. Super Micro Computer Inc tumbled -20.14% after the artificial intelligence (AI) server company – and a customer and close partner of Nvidia Corp (-5.12%) – reported its fiscal fourth-quarter result after the close of the previous session as the cost of transitioning to more expensive AI chips weighed on the bottom line.

• US equity markets retreated, relinquishing earlier session gains and capping the worst 5-day start to a month for the Dow and S&P 500 since January 2016 - Dow fell -234-points or -0.60%,. Intel Corp fell -4.24% following a fresh broker downgrade (with analysts at Mizuho Securities cutting their recommendation to ‘Neutral' from ‘Outperform' and writing of “a tough road ahead to regain leadership”), extending the semiconductor company's 5-day slide to -43.6%. • The broader S&P500 lost -0.77%, with Consumer Discretionary (-1.39%), Materials (-1.39%), Information Technology (-1.36%) and Health Care (-1.07%) all declining over >1% to lead seven of the eleven primary sectors lower. Super Micro Computer Inc tumbled -20.14% after the artificial intelligence (AI) server company – and a customer and close partner of Nvidia Corp (-5.12%) – reported its fiscal fourth-quarter result after the close of the previous session as the cost of transitioning to more expensive AI chips weighed on the bottom line.

Barron's Deputy Editor Ben Levisohn, Associate Editor Al Root and Mizuho Securities' Managing Director Jordan Klein discuss Nvidia's recent weakness, Apple's recent strength, and where to look for opportunities in a market that is desperately trying to broaden out from Big Tech.

Chronic conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East, stubborn global inflation, soaring military spending, and persistent tension with China haven't stopped stocks from marching higher.  Are stocks ignoring geopolitical risk? Is a new investment narrative emerging? How can investors profit from the remarkable global growth in defense spending?  Sean Darby, equity strategist at Mizuho Securities shares his ideas and perspectives with co-hosts John Lee and Tom Corbett on the latest episode of Asia Centric.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-Matt Luzzetti, Deutsche Bank Chief US Economist & Head of US Economic Research-Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley CIO & Chief US Equity Strategist-Vijay Rakesh, Mizuho Securities Managing Director & Senior Semiconductor AnalystDeutsche Bank Chief US Economist Matt Luzzetti says the Fed is primed for a mid-cycle adjustment, with 'no reason to guide towards a full cutting cycle.' Morgan Stanley CIO Mike Wilson says 'rates are too high for the majority of the economy' and advises against small-cap stocks. Vijay Rakesh of Mizuho Securities previews Tesla earnings as the Magnificent 7 stocks' earning cycle gets underway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Tom and Paul LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF.Bloomberg Surveillance hosted by Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney for April 12th, 2024Featuring: Neil Dutta, Partner at Renaissance Macro Research, along with Ira Jersey, Chief US Rates Strategist with Bloomberg Intelligence, on CPI and the Fed Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway, host of Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast, on CPI Steven Ricchiuto, Chief US Economist with Mizuho Securities, on CPI Bloomberg's Lisa Mateo with her Newspaper Headlines Get the Bloomberg Surveillance newsletter, delivered every weekday. Sign up now: https://www.bloomberg.com/account/newsletters/surveillance See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was 2020 and plant-based meats were hot. Sales were up 45% that year and expectations were high. The industry set its sights on performing as well as plant-based beverages, which had reached about a 15% dollar share of the U.S. cow-based milk market at the time. In the $300 billion U.S. meat market, a 15% share would be a massive $45 billion prize. But then, starting in 2021, plant-based meats hit a wall. U.S. sales began three consecutive years of declines. Headlines described plant-based meats as “bleeding” and “just another fad”. So what happened? In this episode, Shayle talks to John Baumgartner, managing director of equity research for food and healthy living at Mizuho Securities. He explains the major factors that led to the decline—and why he's still bullish on the long-term growth of the industry. They cover topics like: Why the plant-based beverage category is so different from plant-based meats Major factors in sales, including the Covid-19 bounce, flatlining household penetration, and inflation The under-no-circumstances crowd that will not consider plant-based meats Positive indicators for growth potential from other markets, such as Taiwan and western Europe Improvements in taste, mouthfeel, health, and price that could reinvigorate the industry Recommended Resources: Mizuho Securities: Plant-Based Food Market Overview & Outlook Good Food Institute: 2023 outlook: The state of the plant-based meat category Deloitte: Plant-based meat gets a reality check Catalyst is a co-production of Post Script Media and Canary Media. Are you looking to understand how artificial intelligence will shape the business of energy? Come network with utilities, top energy firms, startups, and AI experts at Transition-AI: New York on October 19. Our listeners get a 10% discount with the code pspods10. Catalyst is supported by Antenna Group. For 25 years, Antenna has partnered with leading clean-economy innovators to build their brands and accelerate business growth. If you're a startup, investor, enterprise, or innovation ecosystem that's creating positive change, Antenna is ready to power your impact. Visit antennagroup.com to learn more.

In the wake of a massively important clinical trial of Novo Nordisk's obesity drug Wegovy, our colleague Elaine Chen joins us to explain what we know and don't know about data that could change the practice of medicine. Then, Mizuho Securities biotech strategist Jared Holz calls in to discuss whether explosive popularity of obesity treatments could help create the first trillion-dollar drug company.

Inflation rose just 0.2% in June, less than expected as consumers get a break from price increases. CNBC's Rick Santelli and Mike Santoli were joined by Manhattan Institute's Allison Schrager and Economist Betsey Stevenson to help break down June's CPI data. A federal judge in San Francisco has denied the FTC's motion to stop Microsoft from completing its acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Jamillia Ferris, former DOJ & FCC antitrust official and partner at Freshfields' antitrust, competition and trade group, discusses the state of the Microsoft-Activision deal.  Jared Holz, Mizuho Securities healthcare sector specialist, discusses  news of EU regulators expanding its review of drugs used to treat obesity and diabetes after reports or some patients experience suicidal thoughts.In this episode:Rick Santelli, @RickSantelliAllison Schrager, @AllisonSchragerBetsey Stevenson, @BetseyStevensonMichael Santoli, @michaelsantoliJared Holz, @MizuhoAmericasJoe Kernen, @JoeSquawkMelissa Lee, @MelissaLeeCNBCKatie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

Jared Holz, biotech strategist at Mizuho Securities, joins us to explain why federal regulators are suing to block Amgen's $28 billion merger with Horizon Therapeutics and what it means for the drug industry. We also discuss the latest on Sarepta Therapeutics and its gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a turnaround story in the making at the Belgian drug maker Galapagos, and the effort to secure approval for a maternal RSV vaccine.

Biotech stocks, a former pandemic winner, have been falling since April, with the S&P Biotech ETF down nearly 40% this year. Salim Syed of Mizuho Securities gives us his take on what will happen to these biotech companies in the near-term. Energy, on the other hand, seems to be on an unstoppable winning streak, as oil and gas stocks continue to make positive moves amid this volatile market. Biraj Borkhataria of RBC Capital Markets joins us to talk about which names in particular he's most excited about. Plus, are commodities impacting inflationary readings more than wages? Gina Sanchez of Chantico Global weighs in. And, ahead of Wednesday's CPI report, what's the best area to invest? Patrick Fruzzetti of Rose Advisors has the answers.

In this episode of Commitment Matters, Mary speaks with Dr. Ted Jones, Chief Economist and Senior Vice President at Stewart Title Guaranty Company. If you'd like to learn more about the company, check out Stewart.com. You can reach Ted by email at tejones@stewart.com, read his blog or follow him on Twitter. 
 During their conversation, Ted or Mary mentioned: Ted says the biggest economic concern right now is inflation, with the consumer level at around 7.5% and wholesale level at 9.7%. On average, Americans are making only about 5% more than a year ago.Ted believes the American Rescue Plan, passed in 2021, is contributing to higher rates and could have very long-term effects. In the last decade (2010-2019), the U.S. added more than 22 million net new jobs and 10.5 million net new dwelling units, which averages 2.11 new jobs per dwelling unit (Ted says ideally, you want 1.25-1.5 new jobs per unit). The U.S. entered 2020 between only 4.2 and 7.2 million dwellings. Mary and Ted discuss the difficulties of keeping up with supply and demand, as seen in many industries right now: energy, lumber, home improvement, appliances and housing. The Zonda Index is a quarterly report that calculates the affordability of building a new home in any given city. After housing, energy is consumers' highest cost. Between inflation and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, gas prices are at an all-time high, an even bigger influx than seen in 2008. Ted estimates that consumers have $2.7 trillion saved up during the pandemic. Freddie Mac announced 30-year conventional fixed rate mortgages have dropped 3.76%, about a full percentage from this same time last year (note: the rates are updated weekly). The federal debt is at $30 trillion. Ted expresses concerns for rising interest rates, which could set the government back another $1 trillion per year. Stagflation is a term used to describe high inflation combined with high unemployment. Ted relates the term in commercial real estate to owning vacant properties during a stagnant economy. In a survey, 46% of Americans said they would take a pay cut to continue working from home. Additionally, 35% said if they were forced to go back into the office, they would find a new job. For a full report on remote work stats, click here. Last week, two of the top ten metro cities (Austin,TX and Houston,TX) had at least 50% of workers in their office buildings. The other metro areas saw around 30%, which means there's a lot of empty office space. Ted gives the example of how Amazon, Google and even hospitals are repurposing empty shopping malls to help with their growth. The Build Back Better Framework would increase corporate taxes and income taxes on high income individuals to provide funding for various proposed programs. Ted says it may encourage the government to continue to offshore manufacturing.Housing prices are at an all-time high, causing a rise in renters and a decline in homeowners. In a survey conducted by Redfin, 52% of millennials and Gen Z first-time homebuyers said they paid for their home with savings of their paycheck. 24% got it from their stimulus payments. According to a survey from Mizuho Securities, nearly 10% of stimulus checks went toward buying cryptocurrency or stocks. In 70% of U.S. cities, it is cheaper to rent than to own a home, as opposed to three years ago, when it was cheaper to buy.Last year, more total commercial real estate was sold in the U.S. than ever before, worth nearly $790 billion. More than $300 billion of that was spent on apartments.In a survey of more than 200,000 apartment dwellers, 25% said they would move this year. Of those, 49% wanted a more affordable apartment; 29% wanted more amenities; and 28% wanted more space.U-Haul reported Texas as its top inbound destination for movers last year. United Van Lines shows their top ten inbound and outbound states from 2021. Ted mentions a new hybrid mortgage from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It has fixed interest rates for five, seven or ten years and can only go up or down 1% per year maximum.Ted details an investment opportunity that currently yields 7%. The Series I Savings Bond from Treasury Direct is repriced based on inflation every six months. Working in the title industry, Ted warns of cryptocurrency like NFTs, as they are high-risk investments and title companies are in the business of eliminating risk.On average, RON transactions are saving lenders $444 per transaction, and saving title companies $100. If you'd like to contact the Commitment Matters podcast, email podcasts@ramquest.com. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review this podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts, or visit RamQuest.com/podcast to download the latest episode. Lastly, we love to see when and how you're listening. Share our posts, or create your own and tag them: #CommitmentMattersPodcast

Our anchors begin today's show with Apple closing its New York City stores due to omicron concerns as the stock once again inches towards a $3 trillion market cap. Then, Leuthold Group Chief Investment Strategist Jim Paulsen discusses his outlook for 2022, including his projection that tech and growth stocks will underperform broader market plays in the first half of new year. Next, our team shifts focus to semis: CNBC's Josh Lipton joins with insight into investors' favorite chipmakers, followed by a closer look at the sector with Mizuho Securities Senior Semiconductor Analyst Vijay Rakesh. Automattic CEO and WordPress Co-Founder Matt Mullenweg also shares his thoughts on the internet's future and open web. Later, CNBC's Bob Pisani highlights the underperformance of Cathie Wood's ARK Fund this year, and our Deirdre Bosa covers the broader collapse of stocks that went public via SPAC in 2021.

Broad market tailwinds are benefiting companies within the digital payroll space, notably the digital transformation accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The companies with the most modern infrastructure are especially benefitting, says Bryan Bergin, who has identified a churn of clients from the larger companies like ADP and PAYX to smaller ones like PAYC and CDAY. Mizuho Securities' Siti Panigrahi likes Ceridian (CDAY) most among the group for its marketable growth drivers like international expansion and improved performance.

According to Mizuho Securities analyst Vijay Rakesh, data center spending on server chips is increasing. He believes that supply constraints will be the most significant impediment to data center chip sales in the near future. The analyst maintained his price targets for AMD, Intel, and Nvidia, the three semiconductor stocks. Today, Nvidia shares rose 2.31 percent, Intel shares rose 1.32 percent, and AMD shares fell 0.1 percent.

➤ Tesla stock has been in a lull so far in 2021, how does the rest of the year shape up for TSLA? ➤ Morgan Stanley shares sentiment from institutional investors and perspective on Tesla stock catalysts ➤ Mizuho Securities issues updated note on Tesla stock ➤ Tesla adjust solar / energy offering ➤ Giga Berlin approval application status update Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/teslapodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Tesla Referral: https://ts.la/robert47283 Plaid producer Who Why Executive producer Jeremy Cooke Executive producer Troy Cherasaro Executive producer Andre/Maria Kent Executive producer Jeff Sheets Executive producer Jessie Chimni Executive producer Tesla Summary Executive producer Jeffrey Yu Music by Evan Schaeffer Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock & derivatives

Steve Ricchiuto, Chief Economist at Mizuho Securities USA, joins Cameron and Johnny to discuss his outlook for interest rates, inflation, equity markets, credit, and more.Here are the links to Steve's books that we mention in the show:https://www.amazon.com/Disequilibrium-Americas-Great-Inflation-Recession/dp/1626343969https://www.amazon.com/Symptomatic-Systemic-Understanding-Financial-Debacles-ebook/dp/B07JN1TKDQhttps://www.amazon.com/Moneynomics-Evolution-Theory-Practice-Policy/dp/1626347166 Steven Ricchiuto is a Managing Director and Chief Economist of Mizuho Securities USA (MSUSA).  As Chief Economist, Steve is responsible for formulating and marketing the firm's macroeconomic and interest rate forecasts and providing clients with a strategic outlook on the U.S. economy and financial markets. Prior to joining Mizuho Securities USA, Steve worked at Svenska Handelsbanken and at ABN AMRO, where he was Chief U.S. Economist and Head of Fixed Income Research for the region. He has more than thirty five years of experience in the financial services industry. Steve is a well-known and highly regarded economist, with extensive appearances on various business news television and radio programs and is regularly quoted in the print media. His latest book:” Disequilibrium: How the great inflation caused the great recession was published in January 2017. Mizuho Securities USA is the U.S. broker-dealer subsidiary of Mizuho Securities Co., Ltd, and a member of the global Mizuho Financial Group.  MSUSA provides capital markets and investment banking services to corporate and institutional clients, specializing in fixed income, equities, futures and mergers and acquisitions advisory.  Johnny Gibson, CFA, CMT is Chief Investment Officer at Fieldpoint PrivateCameron Dawson, CFA is Chief Market Strategist at Fieldpoint PrivateFor more perspectives from Fieldpoint Private please visit: http://www.fieldpointprivate.com/What-We-Think Cameron Dawson and Johnny Gibson work for Fieldpoint Private and are Investment Advisors registered with Fieldpoint Private Securities. All opinions expressed by Cameron or Johnny or any podcast guest are solely their own opinion and do not reflect the opinion of Fieldpoint Private. This podcast is for informational purposes only and you are encourage to speak with an investment professional before making any investment decisions. It is possible that clients of Fieldpoint Private will have positions in the securities discussed in this podcast. Fieldpoint Private Securities is an SEC registered broker dealer and Registered Investment Advisor and is a member of FINRA.  This content is for informational purposes only and based on information available when created. It is not an offer or solicitation, nor is it tax or legal advice. It does not consider your financial circumstances, objectives or risk tolerance and could be unsuitable for you. Fieldpoint Private encourages you to speak with an investment professional before making any investment decisions.

Un nuovo sondaggio della società di investment banking Mizuho Securities ha rilevato che molti americani stanno considerando di spendere i loro soldi di stimolo in investimenti in criptovaluta. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoin-informa/support

OPINIONES DE ALFONSO PRAT GAY, ROBERTO GARCIA, CONRADO ESTOL, ROSENDO FRAGA El Bitcoin es negociado este lunes en la zona de los USD 56.800, tras haber alcanzado un máximo histórico el fin de semana, en un mercado que estima que las preocupaciones sobre la inflación y el gasto de estímulo en los Estados Unidos lo impulsarán aun más. La criptomoneda más popular del mundo es pactada debajo de los USD 57.000a las 11:00 de Argentina, luego de que el sábado tocó un máximo histórico de 61.781,83 dólares. La suba habría sido limitada por un informe de Reuters en el que se señaló que India buscaría una prohibición de los activos digitales, factor adverso para la unidad luego de los respaldos de alto perfil este año de personas como Elon Musk y Jack Dorsey, e inversiones de gigantes como Goldman Sachs y BlackRock. ”La inversión de agentes institucionales y corporaciones está aumentando. Es lo que yo llamo la ‘financiarización’ del Bitcoin, comentó a Reuters Masafumi Yamamoto, estratega de divisas jefe de Mizuho Securities. “Se está convirtiendo en un activo que los inversores ya no pueden ignorar”, añadió. El alza repentina del fin de semana de la criptomoneda se vio favorecido por una mejora en el apetito por el riesgo en los mercados financieros después de que el presidente de los EEUU, Joe Biden, promulgara su paquete de estímulo fiscal de USD 1,9 billón y ordenara una aceleración de las vacunas. El Bitcoin triplicó su valor en los últimos tres meses: a mediados de diciembre cotizaba a USD 20.000 El Bitcoin no cesa de pasar sus récords, pues multiplicó por tres su valor en los últimos tres meses: a mediados de diciembre todavía valía sólo 20.000 dólares. En los últimos días, “el Bitcoin subió porque los inversores esperan la llegada inminente de los cheques” previstos para los consumidores en el plan de estímulo estadounidense, explicó en una nota el analista Neil Wilson, de Markets.com. Los estadounidenses empezarán a recibir este fin de semana los primeros 1.400 dólares en cheques y transferencias del paquete de estímulo ratificado el jueves por el presidente Biden. “Los cheques de estímulo estadounidenses permitirán a los pequeños inversores poner una parte de sus fondos en el Bitcoin”, afirmó a la AFP Naeem Aslam, analista de AvaTrade, quien dice que espera que el progreso continúe “ya que comprar Bitcoin ahora es mucho más fácil”. Algunos analistas desconfían del crecimiento exponencial de la criptomoneda y no excluyen una fuerte corrección e, incluso, una burbuja El crecimiento exponencial de la criptomoneda preocupa a algunos observadores del mercado, que no excluyen una fuerte corrección, incluso la explosión de una burbuja. Si bien algunos desconfían de la volatilidad del mercado del Bitcoin, otros estiman que la situación es muy diferente de 2017, cuando los precios habían subido con un impulso aún mayor antes de estrellarse a principios de 2018.

A new survey from Mizuho Securities sees bitcoin as the most popular stimulus investment avenue. This episode is sponsored by Nexo.io and Casper, and this week’s special product launch NEM.Today on the Brief:Bitcoin’s $60,000 weekend price brings out the angry bearsIndia’s mixed signals on a crypto banTesla’s new Master of CoinOur main discussion: A new $1.9 trillion stimulus package is on the books, of which about $400 billion is going to Americans in the form of direct payments. In this episode, NLW looks at what percentage of that might find its way into investments like bitcoin, specifically looking at a just-released survey from Mizuho with some juicy results. -Nexo.io lets you borrow against your crypto at 5.9% APR, earn up to 12% on your idle assets, and exchange instantly between 75+ market pairs with the tap of a button. Get started at nexo.io.-Launching in mid-March, Casper is the future-proof blockchain protocol that finally address the blockchain trilemma. Learn more at Casper.Network.-Symbol from NEM is the connector between blockchain and business. It brings enterprise-grade security and programmability with cutting edge technical features for projects at the heart of the new economy -- join us by visiting symbolplatform.com or nem.io.-Image credit: Rabbitti/iStock/Getty Images Plus, modified by CoinDesk

Un nuovo sondaggio della società di investment banking Mizuho Securities ha rilevato che molti americani stanno considerando di spendere i loro soldi di stimolo in investimenti in criptovaluta.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoin-informa/support

Bitcoin is getting mass exposure from influencers, marketing, and Billionaires on TV. The World Economic Forum released a document titled "Crypto, What Is It Good For? An Overview of Cryptocurrency Use Cases". Coinbase has tapped Goldman Sachs to lead its upcoming initial public offering (IPO). PayPal’s foray into bitcoin could become a “game changer” for both the payments company and its users, said Mizuho Securities analyst Dan Dolev. Nigeria is now the No.2 bitcoin market on this fast-growing global marketplace. US Treasury said to weigh new crypto transaction reporting rule aimed at self-hosted wallets. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the top financial crimes watchdog within the U.S. Treasury Department, is hiring two policy officers to help draft regulations for the cryptocurrency space.Brian Brooks went on CNBC today and said ""People may not realize this but there is leadership in Congress who's urging the incoming Biden administration to roll back some of those protections in the name of politics, not in the name of investors," Watch the interview with Securitize co-founder - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWKTW...

How to Build Confidence in the Face of Fear with Bisi MacGregor The Oracle on Purpose podcast is for intuitive entrepreneurs or inspired leaders who want a powerhouse business that makes money while making a difference in the world. It's time to find your unique life purpose and get back on track with your business strategy to become fulfilled in your work. In this episode, find out how you can build confidence in the face of fear with Bisi MacGregor. Bisi MacGregor is the recipient of the "Women of Excellence 2019" award from the Women Economic Forum (WEF), "The Shining Star," and the "Fearless World" award from The Fearless Living Institute. In 2017, Bisi became a TEDx speaker in New York City, delivering a bold and magnetizing talk on "Building Confidence in the Face of Fear." Since then, she has spoken and held workshops at Women Economic Forum 2019, L'Oreal LUXE NYC, L'Oreal USA – Operations Townhall, Mizuho Securities, New Jersey, and Hudson Community College, New Jersey. Here are the key areas we covered in this episode: The THREE ZONES that will serve as a tool for you to achieve your goals CONFIDENTLY — STRETCH, RISK, and DIE ZONE. Learn how to explore more possibilities for yourself, and see the excitement you can bring into your career, relationship, and life. How to divorce yourself from the fears that keep you burying the best parts of you, that keeps you feeling trapped and keeps you settling in your life and business. Fully embrace the idea of fearless living. Wherever you are is the perfect place to start. Get ready to take a journey that will transform your life. Discover the power of identifying what holds you back and what to do about it so you can go after your desires: http://bit.ly/FaceYourFearCourse   Watch the full episode on YouTube — https://bit.ly/2OOmdB0 Listen to it on Apple podcast — https://bit.ly/3ju7aKR Or, listen to it on Amazon Music — https://amzn.to/330fBHw It's time to escape the monotony of shallow work without losing everything you've worked so hard for. Download your FREE Purpose and Prosperity Road Map. Discover the five essential steps to go from frustrated, annoyed, or not living your purpose to a successful purpose-driven leader. purposeandprosperityroadmap.com

•Yet another round of records for both the S&P500 and Nasdaq to end the week, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average erased its losses for 2020 - Dow up +162-points or +0.57% to 28,653.87, to be up +0.4% for the year and settling ~3% shy of its 12 February record closing high (29,568.57) ahead of a restructuring of the index that becomes effective. Walmart Inc rallied +2.69% says a deal for video sharing TikTok US could potentially benefit the retail giant's e-commerce, marketplace and advertising businesses. Walmart jumped +4.5% on Thursday (27 August) after it was revealed that the retailer is teaming up with Microsoft Corp (up +1.03%) on a bid for the video sharing site. However, China announced new restrictions on artificial-intelligence technology exports on Friday (28 August) that could further complicate the sale of TikTok's U.S. operations. Coca-Cola Co rose +3.32% after the company announced a reorganisation and said it would offer voluntary job cuts to 4,000 workers in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico. Visa Inc (up +2.22% to US$215.71) notched its first record close since 19 February. Both Mastercard Inc (up +2.84%) and Visa received bullish research initiations last Thursday (27 August) at Mizuho Securities. The broader S&P500 gained +0.67% to a fresh record closing high (3,508.01) and first settlement above >3,500. The index logged it sixth record closing high since confirming a bull market on 18 August. Energy (up +1.85%) led all eleven primary sectors higher. The technology-centric NASDAQ +0.60%. Apple Inc slipped -0.16% ahead of the company's 4-for-1 stock split coming into effect tonight AEST. Dell Technologies Inc rose +6.05% as working and learning from home trends underpinned a better-than-expected second quarter results release for the company after the close of the previous session, Tesla Inc dipped -1.13% on the final day before the electric vehicle company's 5-for-1 stock split becomes effective. Tesla has rallied +61% since announcing its stock split and are up +958% over the past year (to be the seventh most valuable US company by market capitalisation but one not yet in the S&P500 index).

Experts from Wells Fargo, Mizuho Securities and Haynes and Boone discuss the current state of the fund financing market for private capital, including the impact on GPs, LPs and lenders. The post Fund Financing Amid COVID-19 appeared first on Privcap.

All three benchmark US equity indices notched fresh all-time intraday and closing highs - Dow up +212-points or +0.74% (at 28,956.90) and closing within 4-points of 29,000. Goldman Sachs Inc Group Inc climbed +2.1% after Bank of America upgraded the investment bank to ‘buy' from ‘neutral', citing an attractive valuation and the benefits of a possible global economic rebound. The broader S&P500 +0.67%, with Information Technology (up +1.13%) leading all eleven primary sectors higher. However, Kohls Corp fell -6.54% after the department store operator issued earnings guidance to the low end of their fiscal 2019 forecast. The NASDAQ +0.80%. Apple Inc rose to +2.1% to log their third record high (US$310.43) of the year following a Barron's report based calculations of data published by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology that recorded that the company shipped a larger-than-expected 3.2M iPhones in China in December. Advanced Micro Devices Inc rose +2.38%, with the chipmaker buoyed by an upgrade from Mizuho Securities which cited a potentially stronger server market in 2020.

All three benchmark US equity indices notched fresh all-time intraday and closing highs - Dow up +212-points or +0.74% (at 28,956.90) and closing within 4-points of 29,000. Goldman Sachs Inc Group Inc climbed +2.1% after Bank of America upgraded the investment bank to ‘buy’ from ‘neutral’, citing an attractive valuation and the benefits of a possible global economic rebound. The broader S&P500 +0.67%, with Information Technology (up +1.13%) leading all eleven primary sectors higher. However, Kohls Corp fell -6.54% after the department store operator issued earnings guidance to the low end of their fiscal 2019 forecast. The NASDAQ +0.80%. Apple Inc rose to +2.1% to log their third record high (US$310.43) of the year following a Barron’s report based calculations of data published by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology that recorded that the company shipped a larger-than-expected 3.2M iPhones in China in December. Advanced Micro Devices Inc rose +2.38%, with the chipmaker buoyed by an upgrade from Mizuho Securities which cited a potentially stronger server market in 2020.

Hoy firmamos el acuerdo para fortalecer las finanzas de Pemex con tres instituciones bancarias con presencia global: HSBC, JP Morgan y Mizuho Securities. Con esto se contará con un respaldo de 8 mil millones de dólares para apuntalar a la empresa más productiva de México. No se trata de la contratación de deuda, sino de una acción para reducir la deuda de Pemex. Además, a través de un decreto, determinamos que se disminuirá su carga fiscal.

Hoy firmamos el acuerdo para fortalecer las finanzas de Pemex con tres instituciones bancarias con presencia global: HSBC, JP Morgan y Mizuho Securities. Con esto se contará con un respaldo de 8 mil millones de dólares para apuntalar a la empresa más productiva de México. No se trata de la contratación de deuda, sino de una acción para reducir la deuda de Pemex. Además, a través de un decreto, determinamos que se disminuirá su carga fiscal.

Masters in Business Host Barry Ritholtz joins Carol and they speak to Spencer Soper, Bloomberg News Tech Reporter, and Jitendra Waral, Bloomberg Intelligence Global Internet Analyst, on Amazon exceeding 100 million Prime subscribers. Max Nisen, Bloomberg Gadfly Health Care Columnist, discusses Allergan announcing that it does not intend to make an offer for Shire.Michael Ludden, Director of Product at IBM Watson Developer Labs, talks about Artificial Intelligence, Augmented & Virtual Reality in “The Future of Immersive Storytelling.” Ramon Llamas, Research Director at IDC, and Abhey Lamba, Analyst at Mizuho Securities, explain how a possible slowing of demand for smartphones may impact on Apple.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Masters in Business Host Barry Ritholtz joins Carol and they speak to Spencer Soper, Bloomberg News Tech Reporter, and Jitendra Waral, Bloomberg Intelligence Global Internet Analyst, on Amazon exceeding 100 million Prime subscribers. Max Nisen, Bloomberg Gadfly Health Care Columnist, discusses Allergan announcing that it does not intend to make an offer for Shire.Michael Ludden, Director of Product at IBM Watson Developer Labs, talks about Artificial Intelligence, Augmented & Virtual Reality in “The Future of Immersive Storytelling.” Ramon Llamas, Research Director at IDC, and Abhey Lamba, Analyst at Mizuho Securities, explain how a possible slowing of demand for smartphones may impact on Apple. 

Jerry Rizzieri, President and CEO of Mizuho Securities, on US growth strategy, the current business environment, and Asia's growing role in equities. Bloomberg’s Sonali Basak, Insurance Companies and Boutique Investment Banks Reporter, discusses her article “The Next Big Short: Hedge Funds Ready to Bet Against Bitcoin”. Also, Bill Smead, CEO at Smead Capital Management, on markets and investing, jobs, and stock market capitalization. And Ian Siegel, Founder and CEO of ZipRecruiter, on jobs, hiring trends, and artificial intelligence.

Julie Verghage, Bloomberg News Stocks Reporter, and Stephen Gandel, Bloomberg Gadfly Equity Markets Columnist, discuss Bitcoin surging past $11,000 despite bubble warnings. Matt DeSalvo, Head of U.S. Equities at Mizuho Securities, talks growth of Asian ownership in U.S. equities. Atif Rafiq, Chief Digital Officer at Volvo, explains what their new subscription service is all about. Joe Eberhardt, President/ CEO of Jaguar Land Rover NA, introduces of JLR's first plug-in hybrid models from the L.A. Auto Show. And Carol and Cory hit today's Movers and Shakers on Wall Street and Bloomberg Stocks Editor Dave Wilson has both his “Chart and Stock of the Day.”    Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Julie Verghage, Bloomberg News Stocks Reporter, and Stephen Gandel, Bloomberg Gadfly Equity Markets Columnist, discuss Bitcoin surging past $11,000 despite bubble warnings. Matt DeSalvo, Head of U.S. Equities at Mizuho Securities, talks growth of Asian ownership in U.S. equities. Atif Rafiq, Chief Digital Officer at Volvo, explains what their new subscription service is all about. Joe Eberhardt, President/ CEO of Jaguar Land Rover NA, introduces of JLR's first plug-in hybrid models from the L.A. Auto Show. And Carol and Cory hit today’s Movers and Shakers on Wall Street and Bloomberg Stocks Editor Dave Wilson has both his “Chart and Stock of the Day.”   

Richard Anderson of Mizuho Securities downplays possibility of rush of deals in office sector.

Former SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt focuses on regulators' efforts to reduce risks to the financial system. Mizuho Securities' Robert Yawger weighs in on whether commodities are making a comeback. Bloomberg Gadfly's Lisa Abramowicz says some bond trading is starting to resemble a casino game. And Horizon Investments' Greg Valliere explains why Hillary Clinton is most likely to win the race to the White House. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com