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In the ever-evolving landscape of urban transportation, few issues spark as much contention as public funding for mass transit. A recent attempt by Republican State Representative Ellen Troxclair to block bond financing for Austin’s ambitious light-rail project epitomizes this struggle. Just as Austin was poised to leap forward with its $7.1 billion light-rail initiative, backed
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In the wake of a brutal sell-off in the stock market, particularly affecting the technology sector, investors are left grappling with fear and uncertainty. However, within this chaos lies a compelling opportunity—Meta Platforms, previously known as Facebook. Victoria Greene of G Squared Private Wealth argues that today’s bleak market outlook might be overshadowing the robust
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The American dream of homeownership is increasingly becoming a nightmarish reality for many. The latest data from Redfin reveals a startling trend: the median down payment required for homebuyers hit a staggering $63,188 last December. That’s a whopping increase of 7.5% year-over-year, signaling a broader crisis wherein home prices are soaring and the financial barriers
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Municipal bonds have historically been a safe haven for conservative investors seeking stability amidst market volatility. Yet, as data from recent months indicates, there lies a troubling gap between supply and demand that could signal deeper underlying issues. With municipal market issuance significantly outpacing coupon payments and redemptions, the suggestion of a substantial headwind comes
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As we navigate through the unpredictable currents of financial markets in 2024, investors are confronted with a challenging yet opportune landscape within the fixed-income sector. Janus Henderson’s insights into strategic investment within this arena reveal an imperative need for a thoughtful approach to bond selection. The traditional safe havens of investment-grade credit and U.S. Treasurys,
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