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Billionaires Are Piling Into This Nasdaq Stock-Split Company Down 52% and Yielding a Healthy 4% Dividend

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In case you missed it, institutional funds recently disclosed their latest equity holdings for the third quarter of the year in their 13F forms filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Professional investors often invest larger sums of money seeking returns over shorter time horizons than retail investors.

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Wells Fargo Pays $40 Million to Customers for Excessive Fees

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In addition, Wells Fargo paid a $35 million civil penalty to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Excessive fees According to the SEC, each of the affected accounts was opened prior to 2014, and account holders continued to pay excessive fees through December 2022. In total, investors paid more than $26.8

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Warren Buffett Dumps Nearly $10 Billion of 1 Key Stock and Buys $345 Million of His Favorite Stock. Here's What You Need to Know.

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The latest sale is particularly interesting The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires large shareholders -- investors owning more than 10% of a company's stock -- to report any trade within two business days. Although this helped curb inflation, it meant the banks took a loss on these securities.

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Should You Buy XRP (Ripple) Right Now With $100 and Hold Through 2024 and Beyond?

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XRP has been under scrutiny as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) argued that its initial token sales violated securities laws. But the SEC wasn't happy with that ruling, and the agency recently filed a notice of appeal. * Apple: if you invested $1,000 when we doubled down in 2008, you’d have $44,456 !*

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Surprise: You're Probably Paying a Lot More in Investing Fees Than You Think

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That's very troubling -- because most investors pay fees of various kinds, and they can be considerable, sometimes even reducing investment returns significantly. Expense ratios : An expense ratio is an annual fee charged by mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). 17% say they don't know how much they pay.

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Meet an ETF That's Heavily Invested in Nvidia and -- Believe It or Not -- Offers an Ultra-High Yield of 8%

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Meet an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that is heavily invested in Nvidia and -- believe it or not -- offers an ultra-high yield of 8%. Since its inception, the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF has delivered an average annual total return of close to 13.4%. The chipmaker's forward dividend yield is a puny 0.029%. Actually, yes.

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Prediction: Billionaires Will Buy This Cryptocurrency That Could Soar 23,900%, According to Wealth Manager Jake Claver

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In recent videos and social media posts, the wealth manager highlighted the following catalysts for a higher XRP price: Several financial giants are going through the paperwork of creating exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on XRP's real-time spot price. XRP looks like a solid buy, and I'm happy to settle for a return far below 23,900%.