Ether ETF Inflows Hit Record, Bitcoin Inflows Soar as BTC Eyes $90K
Bitcoin and ether ETF inflows soared on one of the biggest days in the BTC's history.
Bitcoin and ether ETF inflows soared on one of the biggest days in the BTC's history.
Both investors and financial advisors intend to add more ETFs to their portfolios, the latest etf.com Global Investor Survey found.
etf.com releases its first annual Global Investor Survey which gauges market sentiment, and investor attitudes towards ETFs across a range of wrappers and asset classes.
MicroStrategy just announced a bold new plan to buy $42 billion worth of Bitcoin during the next three years.
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Shares of Home Depot (HD) tick higher in Tuesday's pre-market trading after the company posted an earnings beat in the third quarter and raised its guidance for the full year. Home Depot saw $40.2 billion in sales in the quarter, a 6.6% increase year-over-year. The company's adjusted earnings per share came out to be $3.78 in the quarter. Home Depot CEO Ted Decker cited the warmer weather and active hurricane season in boosting its total sales, saying on the earnings call: “As weather normalized, we saw better engagement across seasonal goods and certain outdoor projects as well as incremental sales related to hurricane demand.” The DIY retailer's CFO Richard McPhail adding that while demand from contractors was higher in the quarter, homeowners are still waiting for lower interest rates to pursue larger remodeling projects. Looking ahead to the rest of the year, Home Depot is expecting total revenue to rise 4%, up from a previous estimate between 2.5% and 3.5%. It is also anticipating a narrower decline in comparable store sales, down to 2.5% from its previous outlook of a 3 to 4% drop. To see every interview from Yahoo Finance Invest, click here. This post was written by Kayla Hawkins.