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Top Crypto Bets

Top Crypto Bets

13.80k followers • 15 symbols -3.37% Watchlist by Yahoo Finance

This list will track the publicly traded companies that are making bets, big and small, on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether. Yahoo Finance will update this list as new companies enter the crypto space.

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  • Why the next 10% move in the stock market might be down
    Yahoo Finance3 hours ago

    Why the next 10% move in the stock market might be down

    Right now, the market's technicals are very weak.

  • Better Buy: Square vs. American Express
    Motley Fool4 hours ago

    Better Buy: Square vs. American Express

    Should you buy the fast-growing digital payment upstart or the traditional credit-card brand?

  • Goldman Sachs: As long as consumers keep shopping, there's hope for the economy
    CNBC4 hours ago

    Goldman Sachs: As long as consumers keep shopping, there's hope for the economy

    Although falling stocks and rising interest rates will continue to weigh on sentiment, those negatives are likely to be offset by higher wages and retreating oil prices, Goldman says in a research note to clients.

  • Better Buy: Mastercard vs. American Express
    Motley Fool6 hours ago

    Better Buy: Mastercard vs. American Express

    Both of these are seen by most as just different credit card companies, even though they have two different business models. Which makes for a better investment now?

  • 3 Top Stocks to Buy in December
    Motley Fool9 hours ago

    3 Top Stocks to Buy in December

    These stocks have one common denominator: Great long-term growth prospects.

  • Financial Times14 hours ago

    [$$] FirstFT: Today’s top stories 

    FT subscribers can  click here  to receive FirstFT every day by email. Theresa May this week faces her moment of truth. The House of Commons is due to vote on Tuesday night on the deal the British prime ...

  • Financial Times16 hours ago

    [$$] New year, new Federal Reserve

    In recent weeks, there has been a major change in market expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate policy in 2019. In early October, with chairman Jay Powell still sounding hawkish, markets expected that there would be three rate hikes of 25 basis points each next year, taking monetary policy decisively into restrictive territory. Recent signals from many Federal Open Market Committee members, including the most influential (Mr Powell, vice-chairman Richard Clarida, New York Fed president John Williams and governor Lael Brainard) have left little room for doubt that policy guidance will be changed when rates are raised one more time by 25 basis points at the meeting on 19 December.

  • NVIDIA Investors Shouldn't Lose Sight of the Bigger Picture
    Motley Foolyesterday

    NVIDIA Investors Shouldn't Lose Sight of the Bigger Picture

    The graphics specialist can overcome its latest setback.

  • The 1 Stock You've Been Overlooking for Your IRA
    Motley Foolyesterday

    The 1 Stock You've Been Overlooking for Your IRA

    This fintech leader still has a long runway of growth ahead of it while holding a competitive advantage over would-be rivals -- exactly the type of stock you should want compounding in a retirement account.

  • Is Goldman Sachs a Buy?
    Motley Foolyesterday

    Is Goldman Sachs a Buy?

    The investment banking giant is now at its lowest valuation in more than two years.

  • Financial Times2 days ago

    [$$] Huawei tries to quell qualms

    Amid fears of cyber espionage, the company is under pressure to fix technical deficiencies if it wants to remain part of the UK’s efforts to upgrade its networks to 5G. Andrus Ansip, EU Commission vice-president for the digital single market, said on Friday that the EU has “to be worried” about Huawei and other Chinese companies.

  • NCR Makes Inroads Into Payment Processing Via JetPay Buyout
    Zacks2 days ago

    NCR Makes Inroads Into Payment Processing Via JetPay Buyout

    NCR completes the pending acquisition of payment processor JetPay in a bid to provide its enterprise point-of-sale (POS) customers with cloud-based payments platform.

  • Barrons.com2 days ago

    Arms Merchant for Anti-Amazon Sellers

    Along with the big discounts, the convenience of mobile e-commerce is making it an unstoppable trend. The simple answer is that while Amazon doesn’t need PayPal, everyone else does. PayPal is thriving because companies are clamoring for a neutral, trusted digital intermediary for payments, and its platform of 254 million active accounts drives higher sales.

  • Barrons.com2 days ago

    How Subscriptions Are Remaking Corporate America

    Subscription models are changing the relationship between businesses and their customers. And investors are mostly benefiting.