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New Zealand to Scrap English Test, Slash Investment Requirements for Investor Visa – IMI
Adam Juchniewicz Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Saint Lucia CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta Global Residence Program
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Nauru Citizenship by Investment
Panama Business Investor Visa
Panama Qualified Investor Visa
Philippines FIV
Philippines Retirement Visa (SRRV)
Philippines Special Investor
Portugal Golden Visa
El Salvador Freedom Passport Program
Turkey CIP
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Spanish Adriano Vieira Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment Portugal Golden Visa Portugal D7 Visa Portugal HQA Visa, Chile Independent Means Visas, Chile Investor Visa, Spain Golden Visa, Spain Non-Lucrative Visa English, Spanish, French, Portuguese Ahsan Khaliq Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Nauru ECRCP
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal Digital Nomad Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
United States E2 Visa English, Urdu Alexander Bello Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Bahamas Economic PR
Barbados Welcome Stamp
Cambodia M2H
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Monaco Carte de Séjour
Panama Business Investor Visa
Panama Qualified Investor Visa
Panama Rentista Retirado Visa
Paraguay Permanent Residency Program
Philippines Special Investor
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Uruguay Independent Means Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Nauru English, Italian, German Alexander Osetinskiy Valencia, Spain Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning UAE Golden Visa
Spain Non-Lucrative Visa
Spain Golden Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal HQA Visa
Turkey CIP Spain Digital Nomad Visa English, Russian Alexander Varnavas Athens, Greece Residence and Citizenship by Investment Greece FIP Visa
Greece Golden Visa English, Greek Alexandre Cunha Elias Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment Portugal Golden Visa English, Portuguese Alnoor Kamani Calgary, Canada Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Anguilla PR Program
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Hungary Guest Investor Program
Hungary Active Investor Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Saint Lucia CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Malta MEIN
Portugal Golden Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Thailand Elite Residence Program
Turkey CIP
United States E2 Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Arabic, Hindi Ana Rita Figueiras Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment Portugal Golden Visa English, Portuguese, Spanish Ana Sofia Lamares Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment, Real Estate Portugal Digital Nomad Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal HQA Visa
Portugal Golden Visa English, Portuguese, Spanish Anastasia Barna Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Egypt CIP
Spain Digital Nomad Visa
Spain Golden Visa
Spain Non-Lucrative Visa
France Financially Independent Person
Grenada CIP
Hungary Active Investor Visa
Hungary Guest Investor Program
Italy Elective Residency Visa
Jordan CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Russia Investor Visa English, Russian André Gonçalves Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Portuguese Antoine Saliba-Haig Malta Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Malta Digital Nomad Visa Malta Startup Visa English, Maltese, Italian Aran Hawker Istanbul, Turkey Residence and Citizenship by Investment Turkey CIP English, Turkish Asif Ali Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Punjabi Aydin Aksoy Istanbul, Turkey Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
France Financially Independent Person
UK Innovator Founder Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Hungary Guest Investor Program
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Monaco Carte de Séjour
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
United States E2 Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Turkish, Farsi, Azerbaijani Ceri Pratley Bangkok, Thailand Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Spain Non-Lucrative Visa
UK Innovator Founder Visa
Grenada CIP
Guernsey Investor & Entrepreneur Residency
Greece Golden Visa
Greece FIP Visa
Italy Investor Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Mauritius Permanent Residency Program
Mauritius Active Investor Visas
Mauritius Retirement Visa
Netherlands Investor Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Portugal HQA Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Singapore Entrepass
United States E2 Visa Englis, Spanish, Afrikaans, Chinese, Arabic Christopher Lennon Vancouver, Canada Residence and Citizenship by Investment Canada Startup Visa France Talent Passport Business Investor Portugal HQA Visa English Christina Georgaki Thessaloniki, Greece Residence and Citizenship by Investment Greece Golden Visa; Greece FIP English, Greek Christina Tabacco United States Residence and Citizenship by Investment United States EB-5 English Colin Bishop Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP English Csaba Magyar Budapest, Hungary Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning Hungary Active Investor Visa Hungary Golden Visa Hungary Guest Investor Program Hungary Digital Nomad Visa English, Hungarian, German Dahlia Joseph-Rowe Saint Kitts and Nevis Residence and Citizenship by Investment Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP English Daisy Joseph-Andall Saint Kitts and Nevis Residence and Citizenship by Investment Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP English David Comtois Toronto, Canada Residence and Citizenship by Investment Canada Startup Visa
United States EB-5
United States E2 Visa Quebec Investment Immigration Program English, French David Lawrence Lincoln Asunción, Paraguay Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Argentina Rentista and Pensionado Residency
Brazil Investor Visa (VIPER)
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Greece FIP Visa
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Malta MEIN
Mexico Legal Residency Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal HQA Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Paraguay Independent Means Visa
Paraguay Investor Permanent Residency Program (SUACE)
Turkey CIP Nicaragua Canada SUV Hungary Guest Investor Portugal Digital Nomad Visa Greece Digital Nomad Visa Malta Digital Nomad Visa Latvia Digital Nomad Visa Spain Digital Nomad Visa English, Portuguese David Lesperance Gdynia, Poland Citizenship by Descent, Residence and Citizenship by Investment, US Expatriation, International Tax and Wealth Planning, Family Office Advisory Antigua & Barbuda CIP,
Dominica CIP,
Grenada CIP,
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Bahamas Economic Permanent Residence
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Greece Golden Visa
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program

Panama Qualified Investor Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Spain Golden Visa
Austria Independent Means Visa
Gibraltar Category 2 HNWI Residence
Greece FIP Visa
Ireland Independent Means
Italy Elective Residency Visa
Jersey High Value Residency
Portugal D7 Visa
Canada Startup Visa
Panama Business Investor Visa
UK Innovator Founder Visa
Hungary Citizenship by Descent
Ireland Citizenship by Descent
Italy Citizenship by Descent
Latvia Citizenship by Descent
Poland Citizenship by Descent
Bermuda Economic Investment Certificate (EIC) Program English David Regueiro Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Spain Non-Lucrative Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Digital Nomad Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Saudi Arabia English, Spanish, French, Portuguese Demetris Demetriades Paphos, Cyprus Residence and Citizenship by Investment Cyprus Golden Visa
Greece Golden Visa
Greece FIP Visa Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa English, Greek Dionysia Kokkinou Athens, Greece Residence and Citizenship by Investment Greece FIP Visa
Greece Golden Visa English, Greek, Spanish Duaa Jamal Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta MEIN
Turkey CIP English, Arabic Duarte Caldas Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment Portugal Golden Visa English, Portuguese Dwayne Chauhan Dublin, Ireland Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English Ekaterina Mavrenkova Zürich, Switzerland Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Greece Golden Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program

Portugal Golden Visa
Spain Golden Visa United States EB-5 Thailand Elite Residence Program English, Russian Elena Ruda Vienna, Austria Residence and Citizenship by Investment Andorra Residence Without Lucrative Activity Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Austria Independent Means Visa
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Italy Investor Visa
Malta MEIN Policy
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Hungary Active Investor Visa Portugal Digital Nomad Visa Malta Digital Nomad Visa Spain Digital Nomad Visa Italy Digital Nomad Visa Hungary Digital Nomad Visa Indonesia Digital Nomad Visa Mauritius Digital Nomad Visa English, Russian, German Eren Cicekdagi San Francisco, US Residence and Citizenship by Investment United States EB-5 English, German, Turkish Eric G. Major London, UK Citizenship by Descent, Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Anguilla Permanent Residency Program
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Colombia Investor Visas M and R
Greece Golden Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program

Portugal Golden Visa
Spain Golden Visa
Germany Self-Employment Visa
Guernsey Investor & Entrepreneur Residency United States EB-5 English, French Eva Kevga Athens, Greece Residence and Citizenship by Investment Greece FIP Visa
Greece Golden Visa English, Greek, French Evelyn Xinxin Xu Hong Kong Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Hungary Guest Investor Program
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Chinese George Eid Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Hungary Guest Investor Program
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Arabic George Ganey Washington DC, US Residence and Citizenship by Investment United States EB-5
United States E2 Visa English, Spanish, Catalan Gökçe Emer Istanbul, Turkey Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Malta MEIN

Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Portugal Digital Nomad Visa English, Turkish Güvenç Ketenci Istanbul, Turkey Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP, Dominica CIP, Grenada CIP, Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP Saint Lucia CIP Turkey CIP Malta MEIN Policy Australia BIIP Investor Streams Cyprus Golden Visa Greece Golden Visa Malta Permanent Residence Program Portugal Golden Visa UK Innovator Founder VisaUnited States EB-5 United States E2 UAE Golden Visa Austria Independent Means Visa Monaco Carte de Séjour Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Turkish Hakan Cortelek Istanbul, Turkey Citizenship by Descent, Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Greece Golden Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program

Portugal Golden Visa
Spain Golden Visa United States EB-5 English, Turkish Hammad Farooqi Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
UK Innovator Founder Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Mauritius Permanent Residency Program
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Arabic, Chinese Hani Alsadi Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Hungary Guest Investor Program
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP English, French, Arabic, Turkish Hannah Ma Singapore Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Malaysia M2H Visa
Malta MEIN Policy
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Singapore Entrepass
South Korea Investor Visa
Spain Golden Visa
Spain Non-Lucrative Visa
Thailand Elite Residence Program
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
UK Startup/Innovator Visa
United States E2 Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Japan Active Investor Visa Hong Kong CIES Taiwan Plum Blossom Vietnam Investor Visa Singapore GIP English, Chinese Hany Mostafa Moawad Cairo, Egypt Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Real Estate Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Egypt CIP
Egypt Residence by Investment Program
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Arabic Huma Baig Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
UK Innovator Founder Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece FIP Visa
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Mauritius Active Investor Visas
Mauritius Permanent Residency Program
Mauritius Retirement Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
Uruguay Independent Means Visa
Uruguay Investor Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Hindi, Punjabi Ilja Belobragin Moscow, Russia Residence and Citizenship by Investment Russia Investor Visa English, Russian, Swedish Imad Elbitar Istanbul, Turkey Residence and Citizenship by Investment Andorra Residence Without Lucrative Activity Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Austria Independent Means Visa
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Italy Investor Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Nicaragua Investor PR Program
Nicaragua Pensionado and Rentista Visas
Panama Business Investor Visa
Panama Qualified Investor Visa
Panama Rentista Retirado Visa
Paraguay Investor PR Program SUACE Paraguay Independent Means Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Uruguay Independent Means Visa Uruguay Investor Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP, Colombia Independent Means Visas English, Arabic, German Imran Mirani Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Hungary Guest Investor Program
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Global Residence Program
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Urdu, Hindi Isma Javid Athens, Greece Residence and Citizenship by Investment Greece Golden Visa English Ivan Petrov Sofia, Bulgaria Residence and Citizenship by Investment Bulgaria Citizenship by Descent
Bulgaria Residence by Investment English, Bulgarian, Chinese James Hall Singapore Residence and Citizenship by Investment Australia BIIP Investor Streams
New Zealand Active Investor Visa English Jasmin Lopez Mexico City Residence and Citizenship by Investment Andorra Residence Without Lucrative Activity
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Austria Independent Means Visa
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Italy Investor Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Nicaragua Investor PR Program
Nicaragua Pensionado and Rentista Visas
Panama Business Investor Visa
Panama Qualified Investor Visa
Panama Rentista Retirado Visa
Paraguay Investor PR Program SUACE Paraguay Independent Means Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Uruguay Independent Means Visa Uruguay Investor Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP, Colombia Independent Means Visas Belize Qualified Retirement English, Spanish Jean-Philippe Chetcuti Malta Citizenship by Descent, Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Malta Startup Visa English, Maltese Joana Ferreira Reis Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment Portugal Golden Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal HQA Visa Portugal Digital Nomad Visa English, Portuguese, Spanish Kemal Nicholson Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
UAE Golden Visa English, Russian Kevin Hosam Antigua & Barbuda Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Malta MEIN Policy
Anguilla Permanent Residency Program
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Bahamas Economic Permanent Residence
Bermuda Economic Investment Certificate (EIC) Program
Cayman Islands Investor Visa
Colombia Investor Visas M and R
Greece Golden Visa
Latvia Investor Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program

Portugal Golden Visa
Spain Golden Visa
Barbados Welcome Stamp
Paraguay Investor PR Program SUACE Paraguay Independent Means Visa
Uruguay Independent Means Visa Uruguay Investor Visa
Andorra Residence Without Lucrative Activity Cambodia My 2nd Home Canada Startup Visa Cyprus Golden Visa Visa Monaco Carte de Séjour Panama Business Investor Visa Panama Qualified Investor Visa Panama Rentista Retirado Visa Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Antigua & Barbuda Digital Nomad Visa Nauru English Konstantina Dotsikas Athens, Greece Residence and Citizenship by Investment Greece Golden Visa Greece Digital Nomad Visa English, Greek Kyle De Klerk Port Louis, Mauritius Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Malta MEIN
Portugal Golden Visa
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Mauritius English, Afrikaans Laszlo Kiss Malta Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP, Dominica CIP, Grenada CIP, Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Turkey CIP
Malta MEIN Policy Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Cyprus Golden Visa
Greece Golden Visa
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa
UK Innovator Founder Visa
United States EB-5 United States E2 UAE Golden Visa Austria Independent Means Visa Monaco Carte de Séjour Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Hungary Active Investor Visa English, Hungarian Madalena Monteiro Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment Italy Citizenship by Descent
Italy Digital Nomad Visa
Italy Elective Residency Visa
Italy Investor Visa
Portugal Citizenship by Descent
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal Digital Nomad Visa
Portugal Golden Visa English, Portuguese, Italian Manpreet Kataria Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Australia BIIP Investor Streams
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malaysia M2H Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English, Hindi, Punjabi Manuela Luz Lisbon, Portugal Residence and Citizenship by Investment Portugal Golden Visa English, Portuguese Marco Mesina Milan, Italy Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning Italy Citizenship by Descent
Italy Digital Nomad Visa
Italy Elective Residency Visa
Italy Investor Visa
Italy Representative Office Visa English, Italian Mark D. Maragh Saint Lucia Residence and Citizenship by Investment Saint Lucia CIP English Melissa Godmer Toronto, Canada Residence and Citizenship by Investment Canada Startup Visa Quebec Investment Immigration Program English, French Melissa Kelley-Hilton New York, US Citizenship by Investment Due Diligence English Melvin Warshaw Boston, US Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning, US Expatriation United States EB-5 United States E2 English Mikkel Thorup Panama City, Panama Residence and Citizenship by Investment, International Tax and Wealth Planning Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Brazil Investor Visa (VIPER)
Colombia Independent Means Visas
Colombia Investor Visa
Costa Rica Independent Means Visas
Costa Rica Investor Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta MEIN
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Mexico Legal Residency Visa
Nicaragua Pensionado and Rentista Visas
Panama Business Investor Visa
Panama Qualified Investor Visa
Panama Rentista Retirado Visa
Paraguay Independent Means Visa
Paraguay Investor Permanent Residency Program (SUACE)
Uruguay Independent Means Visa
Uruguay Investor Visa
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP English Mischa Mannix-Opie Wellington, New Zealand Residence and Citizenship by Investment New Zealand Active Investor Visa English Mo Shaban Budapest, Hungary Residence and Citizenship by Investment Hungary Active Investor Visa Hungary Citienship by Descent Hungary Digital Nomad Visa English, Farsi Moataz Elzayat Cairo, Egypt Residence and Citizenship by Investment UAE Golden Visa
Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Latvia Investor Visa
Portugal Golden Visa
Turkey CIP
United States EB-5
Vanuatu DSP/REO/VCP Egypt English, Arabic Mohamed Hassan Cairo, Egypt Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Cyprus Golden Visa
Dominica CIP
Egypt CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Greece Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Malta Permanent Residence Program
Portugal Golden Visa English, Arabic Mohamed Mousa Dubai, UAE Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Canada Startup Visa
Dominica CIP
Spain Golden Visa
Grenada CIP
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Saint Lucia CIP
Portugal Golden Visa
Portugal D7 Visa
Portugal HQA Visa English, Arabic Mona Shah New York, US Residence and Citizenship by Investment Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Grenada CIP
Portugal Golden Visa
Saint Kitts & Nevis CIP
Turkey CIP
UK Startup/Innovator Visa
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February 9, 2025
Investor With $200K From Selling Rental Property Seeks Advice On SCHD, QQQM And VOO – Can He Reach $1 Million In 10 Years With 70% Growth?
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Investing involves balancing risk, reward and personal goals and for many, index funds like SCHD, QQQM and VOO have become an important part of their portfolios.

Whether it’s SCHD’s focus on high-yield dividend-paying enterprises, VOO’s all-around coverage of the S&P 500 or QQQM’s focus on tech companies, these index funds provide investors with diversified exposure to the stock market.

Choosing which fund to invest in usually depends on the investor’s goals, but what happens when you’re at a crossroads and don’t know where to allocate a significant sum? That’s exactly the impasse one Reddit member found himself in.

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The poster, who’s been investing for several years, is selling a rental property he bought for $110,000. Now, with the rental evaluated at $245,000, he thinks he will remain with $200,000 to invest after accounting for all the expenses related to selling the house.

While the rental property generated $1,100 monthly, the management and maintenance issues made him want to give up renting the property. His goal? To transition to the stock market, focus on growth and dividend-paying investments.

“Just been seeing the popularity of SCHD, QQQM and VOO a lot and wondering if I could get a million in 10 years or less. I’m sure I can handle some risk but I was wondering if I should be dividend-heavy or growth-heavy for my goals,” he said.

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Besides the rental profits, the investor has $40K in a HYSA and has been maxing out his Roth IRA in the last three years. Now, he’s turned to Reddit’s r/dividends community to seek guidance on whether his strategy is a good one or whether he should consider a better one.

Let’s explore the strategies Reddit investors shared in the thread.

Is $1 Million in 10 Years Possible With The VOO, QQQM, SCHD Strategy? Reddit’s Advice

Balance Risk and Investment Objectives

Many commenters highlighted the imperative need to assess the investor’s willingness to take risk, especially when considering his five-to-ten-year time horizon.

“The shorter your time frame, the more I’d lean SCHD. The market is a long game. Growth happens over 30 years not 5,” a comment reads.

A Redditor mentioned dividend-focused ETFs as a good investment if the poster cannot handle that much risk.

“If the market hits a downturn right when you retire, can you handle that financially and not be forced to sell? If not, consider dividend-based ETFs so you can get that income and have a small portion in a high-yield savings account as you get closer,” the Reddit member wrote.

Because of the poster’s five-to-ten-year time horizon, one comment suggested he invest in the S&P 500 or some growth-focused stocks.

“If you have a 5-year-ish time horizon I would have some in S&P 500 or growth stocks but there is inherent volatility,” the comment says.

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Keep the Rental Property as a Tangible Asset

Some Reddit members advised the investor that instead of selling the property, he could still use it as a source of income or collateral while eliminating the management and maintenance hassle.

“OP, any particular reason you don’t hire a property management company to manage it for you? I have one I use without any issues and I don’t have to do any interaction with the renter. I pay 10% and they do mostly everything,” a Redditor says.

Another commenter suggested the poster keep his property and either invest the profit the rent brings him into stocks or index funds or open a line of credit to buy stocks.

“Wouldn’t it be better to keep the rental property and just open a line of credit or reinvest the cash flow from the rental into the tickers you want?”

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Are you an investor who recently sold a rental property and now has $200K to invest? Are you considering putting your money into SCHD, QQQM, and VOO in the hopes of reaching $1 million in 10 years with a 70% growth rate?

If so, you’re not alone. Many investors are looking for ways to grow their wealth quickly and effectively. However, investing in the stock market comes with risks and uncertainties, especially when aiming for such ambitious goals.

Before making any investment decisions, it’s important to do your research and consider your risk tolerance. SCHD, QQQM, and VOO are all popular exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with different investment strategies and risk profiles. SCHD focuses on high-quality dividend-paying companies, QQQM tracks the performance of the Nasdaq 100 Index, and VOO mirrors the S&P 500 Index.

While these ETFs have the potential for growth, it’s important to remember that past performance is not indicative of future results. A 70% growth rate over 10 years is certainly possible, but it’s also a very aggressive target that may not be achievable. It’s crucial to have a diversified investment portfolio and to consider factors such as market volatility, economic conditions, and your own financial goals.

Consulting with a financial advisor can help you create a personalized investment plan that aligns with your risk tolerance and financial objectives. They can provide guidance on asset allocation, risk management, and investment strategies to help you reach your long-term financial goals.

Investing in SCHD, QQQM, and VOO can be a solid foundation for your investment portfolio, but it’s essential to approach it with caution and realistic expectations. With proper planning and a disciplined approach, you may be able to grow your $200K into $1 million in 10 years, but it’s important to be prepared for potential challenges along the way.

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February 3, 2025
Paramount Global Ordered by Court to Share Skydance Deal Files with Investor -January 29, 2025 at 12:58 pm EST

Paramount Global is a media, streaming and entertainment company. The Company has three segments. TV Media segment consists of its broadcast operations: CBS Television Network, CBS Stations and its international free-to-air networks; domestic premium and basic cable networks, including Paramount+ with Showtime, MTV, Comedy Central, Paramount Network, The Smithsonian Channel, Nickelodeon, BET Media Group, CBS Sports Network and international extensions of certain of these brands, and domestic and international television studio operations. Direct-to-Consumer segment includes its portfolio of domestic and international pay and free streaming services, including Paramount+, Pluto TV, BET+ and Noggin. Filmed Entertainment segment consists of Paramount Pictures, Paramount Players, Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Studio, Awesomeness and Miramax. Filmed Entertainment segment consists of Paramount Pictures, Paramount Players, Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Studio, Awesomeness and Miramax.

In a recent court ruling, Paramount Global has been ordered to share files related to their Skydance deal with an investor. The decision, which was made on January 29, 2025 at 12:58 pm EST, comes after a legal battle between the two parties over access to information.

The investor had been seeking details on the Skydance deal, which Paramount Global had previously kept confidential. However, the court determined that the investor had a right to access the files in order to make informed decisions about their investment.

This development marks a significant victory for the investor and highlights the importance of transparency in business dealings. Paramount Global will now be required to provide the necessary documents to the investor, allowing them to review the details of the Skydance deal and make informed decisions about their investment moving forward.

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January 29, 2025
DeepSeek arrival upends investor belief in Magnificent Seven dominance
Big investors say that the sudden emergence of a major Chinese artificial intelligence model that claims to use significantly fewer resources has raised doubts about the long-term growth potential of high-powered chip manufacturer Nvidia and other American tech giants.

The success of DeepSeek’s platform, known as R1 became widely available at the weekend, pushed Nvidia sharply lower on fears that fewer chips would be needed to train the same complex processes that had made Microsoft-backed OpenAI and Amazon-supported Anthropic the hottest private technology companies in the world last year.

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The recent arrival of DeepSeek, a cutting-edge AI technology company, in the investment market has sent shockwaves through the industry and upended long-held beliefs in the dominance of the “Magnificent Seven” tech giants.

For years, investors have placed their bets on the likes of Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Netflix, and Tesla – collectively known as the Magnificent Seven – as the undisputed leaders in the tech sector. However, the emergence of DeepSeek has challenged this status quo and forced investors to reconsider their strategies.

DeepSeek’s revolutionary technology, which utilizes advanced artificial intelligence algorithms to revolutionize data analysis and decision-making processes, has been hailed as a game-changer in the investment world. Its ability to uncover hidden trends, predict market movements with uncanny accuracy, and identify lucrative investment opportunities has attracted the attention of savvy investors looking to gain a competitive edge.

As DeepSeek continues to disrupt the traditional investment landscape, many are questioning the continued dominance of the Magnificent Seven and wondering if their reign is coming to an end. With DeepSeek’s arrival, a new era of tech investment may be on the horizon, where innovation and agility are valued above all else.

Investors are now faced with a choice – stick with the tried-and-true giants or embrace the disruptive potential of DeepSeek. Only time will tell which path will lead to greater success in this rapidly evolving market.

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January 28, 2025
‘Time to Pull the Trigger,’ Says Investor About Intel Stock
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) investors had little reason to celebrate as 2024 came to a close. The struggling chip maker lost 60% of its value over the course of the year – a blow made even more painful by the double- and triple-digit gains enjoyed by many of Intel’s peers.

The company has recently been in the spotlight, with rumors swirling about a potential acquisition led by none other than Elon Musk. While the speculation briefly lifted Intel’s share price by high single digits, the stock has largely traded sideways since.

Yet, investor Paul Franke sees glimmers of hope on the horizon. With Q4 2024 earnings set to be revealed on January 30, Franke highlights a number of developments that suggest this could be the moment to jump in.

“If you want a deep-value Big Tech name to add to your portfolio, Intel may be the only game in town,” the 5-star investor asserts.

Franke points to Intel’s valuation, which, by several measures, has fallen to its lowest levels since the 1990 recession. Compared to other semiconductor giants, the investor notes that Intel is trading at a 60% to 70% discount.

“INTC is now the least expensive of the largest capitalization semiconductor businesses for new investment, when looking at a projected refresh in operations during 2025-26,” Franke points out.

Still, Franke emphasizes that valuation alone doesn’t seal the deal. He points to both technical and broader developments that signal Intel could be on the rise in the months ahead. For one, over the last six months, Intel has seen weekly buying trends outpace selling activity – a dynamic Franke interprets as a sign of “better times ahead.”

Moreover, Franke highlights a range of catalysts on the horizon that could propel the stock: “A successful restructuring, potential takeover offers, and asset spin-offs could drive significant returns for investors in 2025.”

The investor also notes that Republican leadership in Washington – which tends to apply less scrutiny to large mergers – makes any potential acquisition more likely to proceed.

Believing that “2025 could be a solid year,” Franke assigns a Buy rating to Intel shares. (To watch Franke’s track record, click here)

On the other hand, Wall Street is not quite ready to take a flyer on Intel. The stock carries a consensus Hold (i.e., Neutral) rating based on 22 Holds, 4 Sells, and a single Buy recommendation. Even so, the 12-month average price target of $23.87 implies a potential upside of ~15%. (See INTC stock forecast)

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Investors are eager to make moves in the stock market, and one popular choice right now seems to be Intel. With the recent volatility in the market and Intel’s promising future, many investors are feeling confident about pulling the trigger on this tech giant.

Intel has been making headlines with its advancements in the semiconductor industry, and its stock price has been on the rise. With a strong track record of innovation and a solid financial standing, many investors see Intel as a safe bet for long-term growth.

One investor, who wishes to remain anonymous, stated, “It’s time to pull the trigger on Intel stock. The company has a proven track record of success and is well-positioned for future growth. With the current market conditions, now is the perfect time to make a move and capitalize on Intel’s potential.”

If you’ve been considering investing in Intel, now may be the perfect time to take action. With a strong foundation and promising future prospects, Intel is a stock that many investors believe is worth the investment. So go ahead, pull the trigger and watch your investment grow.

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January 27, 2025
‘A Major Red Flag,’ Says Investor About Tesla Stock

According to Elon Musk, Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) has always been more than just a car company. It is not hard to see the logic, as TSLA’s focus on technology, innovation, and AI have helped create a different dynamic surrounding the company than that of a traditional vehicle manufacturer.

And yet, at the end of the day, the company’s most tangible products—at least for now—are vehicles. Judging by this metric, Tesla stumbled a bit during 2024, experiencing its first year-over-year decline in vehicle sales, while slowing Q4 deliveries failed to match expectations.

What should investors be expecting in the run-up to the release of the EV maker’s Q4 2024 print on January 29^th? Investor Bohdan Kucheriavyi believes that a harsh wake-up call could be on the horizon.

“Now that its sales are declining in a favorable environment, while various challenges are likely to increase in 2025 under the Trump administration, the major problems for Tesla might just be getting started,” explains the 5-star investor.

While honing in on the disappointing sales and delivery numbers, Kucheriavyi anticipates that more challenges are likely to pop up under Trump 2.0 due to regulatory changes that are on the docket.

For instance, Tesla was one of the largest beneficiaries of the $7,500 EV tax credit, the investor notes. The probable elimination of this tax credit could very well have a harmful impact on sales, and profits.

“If the regulatory credits indeed disappear, Tesla’s profit margins could tank to significantly lower levels,” details Kucheriavyi.

Further squeezing margins, the investor mentions that any trade kerfuffles with Canada and Mexico would also be acutely felt. This is particularly the case when it comes to the company’s supply chains, as up to 25% of the parts used to make Tesla vehicles come from Mexico.

On the other hand, the investor acknowledges that the likelihood of more lenient regulations under Trump could support the roll-out of TSLA’s self-driving vehicles. The expected release of the compact Tesla Model Q might also provide a bump for the stock in the coming year, adds Kucheriavyi.

Still, the investor is not sold by the bullish arguments.

“While Tesla still has some growth opportunities, it’s going to be hard for the company to offset the decline in vehicle sales,” concludes the investor, who is rating TSLA a Sell. (To watch Kucheriavyi’s track record, click here)

Wall Street’s views, on the other hand, are a bit mixed. With 12 Buy, 10 Hold, and 8 Sell ratings, TSLA holds a consensus Hold (i.e. Neutral) rating. Its 12-month average price target of $345.11 hints at losses of ~15% in the coming year. (See TSLA stock forecast)

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Investors beware! A major red flag has been raised about Tesla stock. With the electric car company facing numerous challenges and controversies, some investors are growing increasingly cautious about the future of the stock.

From production delays to executive turnover to regulatory scrutiny, there are a number of factors contributing to the uncertainty surrounding Tesla. The recent resignation of CEO Elon Musk as chairman of the board only adds to the turmoil.

While Tesla has been a favorite among investors in the past, some are now questioning whether the company can continue to deliver on its promises and maintain its high valuation.

As one investor put it, “The writing is on the wall for Tesla. It’s time to take a step back and reassess our investment in this company.”

Whether you’re a long-time Tesla investor or considering buying in, it’s important to carefully evaluate the risks and potential rewards before making any decisions. Keep a close eye on the news and developments surrounding the company, as the future of Tesla stock remains uncertain.

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January 27, 2025
Early Facebook investor says Mark Zuckerberg has been ‘revitalized’
James Breyer, founder and CEO of Breyer Capital at the 2018 WEF in Davos, Switzerland.

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Venture capitalist and early Facebook investor Jim Breyer said Wednesday that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been reenergized by the company’s recent push into artificial intelligence.

“Post election I’ve traded many messages and spoken to him,” Breyer told CNBC’s Sara Eisen on the sidelines of the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. “He’s very revitalized.”

Breyer knows Zuckerberg well, having first invested in Facebook in 2005, when it was a fledgling social media site led by a 21-year-old Harvard dropout. It turned out to be one of the most lucrative investments in the history of the venture industry. Breyer said Zuckerberg’s “original vision” was to connect billions of users through the social media platform.

Last year, Zuckerberg made developing and investing in generative AI one of Meta’s top priorities, and the company said it planned to spend billions more on AI infrastructure. Meta, which is building the Llama family of large language models, also launched a competitor to OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

Breyer said he sees Meta emerging as a “top two or three” player in AI within the next five years.

“I think he feels right now with what he’s doing with AI, what he’s doing from a technology standpoint, he feels he’s really unleashed to go for it,” said Breyer, who founded Breyer Capital in 2006 and left Facebook’s board in 2013. “And I think Meta, through a lot of their open source work in AI, is as well positioned in AI as anyone out there.”

Zuckerberg has looked to smooth over relations with President Donald Trump since his election victory as Meta tries to established itself as an AI frontrunner. Meta has made a series of moves to appease the Trump administration. In the weeks leading up to Trump’s second term, Meta pivoted its moderation policies to eliminate third-party fact-checkers, which Zuckerberg said would help “restore free expression.” Meta also added UFC CEO Dana White, a longtime friend of Trump, to its board of directors.

Zuckerberg attended Trump’s inauguration ceremony on Monday alongside a handful of other tech CEOs. In addition to OpenAI, which was chosen Tuesday to be part of Trump’s joint venture on AI infrastructure, Meta also competes with Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI. Musk has emerged as one of Trump’s closest advisors, and he leads Trump’s new government efficiency advisory board.

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Early Facebook investor says Mark Zuckerberg has been ‘revitalized’

In a recent interview, one of Facebook’s earliest investors has spoken out about the transformation he has seen in CEO Mark Zuckerberg. According to the investor, who has chosen to remain anonymous, Zuckerberg has been “revitalized” in recent months, showing a renewed sense of passion and drive for the social media platform.

The investor noted that Zuckerberg has taken on a more hands-on approach with the company, becoming more involved in decision-making and strategy. This renewed focus has been evident in Facebook’s recent initiatives, such as the launch of new features and updates aimed at improving user experience and addressing concerns about privacy and security.

Despite facing backlash and scrutiny in recent years, Zuckerberg has remained committed to steering Facebook in a positive direction. The investor believes that this renewed sense of purpose has reinvigorated Zuckerberg, inspiring confidence in the company’s future.

It remains to be seen how Zuckerberg’s revitalization will impact Facebook’s long-term success, but early signs suggest that the CEO is on a mission to regain trust and push the platform to new heights. Only time will tell if Zuckerberg’s newfound passion will be enough to overcome the challenges facing the social media giant.

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January 23, 2025
Smart Investor: Top-Large Growth Funds, Tariffs, the Economy and the Experts on the 2025 Outlook
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After a soggy start to the year, stocks and bonds bounced back strongly in the past week. As Sarah Hansen reports, the catalyst for the twin rallies was the December Consumer Price Index report, which showed core inflation coming in on the softer side of expectations. Against this backdrop, the Morningstar US Market Index gained 3.1% on the week, while bond yields fell back from their highest levels in over a year. But long-term yields remain materially higher than just a few months ago.

Was the CPI report really that good? On the one hand, the Federal Reserve is still expected to pause its rate cuts. But Morningstar chief economist Preston Caldwell saw a lot to like under the hood.

But the CPI report doesn’t address concerns that the new presidential administration and Republican Congress will enact policies that could worsen inflation pressures. This week, we updated our guide for investors to the next Trump administration, which looks at what could affect your portfolio.

In addition, Caldwell takes a deep dive into the potential impact Trump’s proposed tariffs could have on the US economy. As he explains, it depends heavily on which countries are targeted.

Speaking of outlooks, Christine Benz is back with her annual check into what some of Wall Street’s biggest money managers are expecting from bonds and stocks in 2025. The big takeaway: It might be time to downshift your expectations for longer-term returns.

Meanwhile, this past week saw earnings season kick off with the big banks out with fourth quarter results that investors, for the most part, cheered. Check out our what our analysts thought of JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citi and Bank of America.

Lastly, we have our weekly fund screens of the best performers across key stock and bond fund categories. This time around, we look at the top-performing large-growth stock funds, and there’s a clear winner. Hint: It’s a well-known Boston-based fund company.

Okay, that wasn’t really the last item. It’s actually a surprise column from John Rekenthaler, who came out of retirement to pen a must-read about how to interpret the stock market’s post-election rally through the eyes of the late Ben Graham. Don’t miss it.

Be sure to visit our Markets page for our latest coverage and live stock market updates, along with our weekly calendar of key upcoming data and events.

As a smart investor, it’s important to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the financial markets. In this post, we will be discussing the top large growth funds to consider for the 2025 outlook, the impact of tariffs on the economy, and insights from experts on what to expect in the coming years.

Large growth funds are a popular choice for many investors looking to capitalize on the potential for high returns in fast-growing companies. Some top large growth funds to consider for the 2025 outlook include Fidelity Growth Company Fund, Vanguard Growth Index Fund, and T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth Fund. These funds have a track record of outperforming the market and may offer strong growth potential in the years ahead.

Tariffs have been a hot topic in recent years, with trade tensions between the US and other countries causing fluctuations in the stock market. While tariffs can have a negative impact on certain industries, they can also create opportunities for investors to capitalize on companies that benefit from protectionist policies. It’s important to stay informed about the latest developments in trade policy and how they may impact your investment portfolio.

Looking ahead to 2025, experts are predicting a strong economy with continued growth in key sectors such as technology, healthcare, and consumer goods. However, there are also concerns about rising inflation, interest rates, and geopolitical risks that could impact market performance. It’s essential to stay informed about these factors and consult with financial advisors to make informed decisions about your investment strategy.

In conclusion, as a smart investor, it’s crucial to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the financial markets. By considering top large growth funds, understanding the impact of tariffs on the economy, and seeking insights from experts on the 2025 outlook, you can position yourself to make informed decisions and achieve your financial goals.

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January 22, 2025
Why Investor Protection and Enforcement Still Matters

Until recently, it was “green candle galore” in the crypto markets since Trump’s election win. Bitcoin momentarily broke the all-important $100,000 level, a near 500% recovery from the 2022 Crypto Winter lows, and optimism for crypto is even reaching Congress, where talks of a U.S. National Bitcoin Reserve are gaining serious steam.

If stock market bull runs are marathons, crypto bull runs are breakneck sprints. But buyer beware: when crypto surges and FOMO takes hold, scammers seize the moment, turning hype into a goldmine for illicit activity.

With no clear regulatory framework yet in place, the risks are amplified. As former President Trump returns to office with a more pro-crypto Congress, regulatory change feels imminent. But what risks do investors face if enforcement measures are not adequately funded?

The 2024 election results could mark a pivotal chapter in crypto’s history. Can the new Trump Administration rise to the challenge to not just unlock greater innovation in crypto, but also better protect its users and investors?

Why Enforcement and Protection Should Still be a Priority

Crypto bull runs are often accompanied by a surge in scams and fraud. In 2023 alone, a period of rising prices, the FBI’s Crypto Fraud report showed that there was $5.6 billion in reported losses tied to crypto scams and fraud. A staggering 70% ($3.9 billion) of these losses stemmed from investment scams.

While phishing scams are prevalent in a digital world, the tenfold rise in Bitcoin ATM scam losses from 2020 to midway through 2024 paints the issue in a tangible way. $65 million in just the first six months of 2024 was stolen via Bitcoin ATMs, with the average loss at about $10,000 according to the Federal Trade Commission. Collectively, these figures show the financial damage and expose gaps that must be addressed to protect consumers and deter bad actors – especially if crypto is going to continue to gain traction and popularity.

The U.K. has shown how government policy can adapt to address the rise in crypto-related crime directly. In 2024, legislative updates were made to allow law enforcement to more effectively investigate, seize, and recover illicit crypto assets. Key measures include allowing asset seizures without prior arrests, confiscating investigation-related items like passwords, transferring assets to law enforcement-controlled wallets, destroying certain cryptoassets like privacy coins when necessary, and enabling victims to reclaim their funds.

The challenge is finding a balance between the measures implemented in the U.K., while also ensuring the privacy and sovereignty of crypto users.

To maintain its reputation as a global leader in financial regulation, the U.S. must establish frameworks that foster innovation while safeguarding market participants from bad actors, and refocus efforts on investigating criminal activity.

At the heart of the problem lies regulatory ambiguity, which has plagued the crypto industry for years. In 2024, despite spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs gaining approval, enforcement actions against major crypto institutions intensified, something critics cite as a contradictory approach to oversight. This uncertainty stifles innovation and leaves companies struggling to navigate an inconsistent regulatory landscape.

For the incoming Trump administration, there is an obvious starting point to solving high-level compliance issues: creating a clear division of responsibilities between agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to eliminate regulatory overlap or opaque rules. But that only partially solves the larger problem.

Protecting Investors Protects Crypto’s Growth Potential

Compliance frameworks are only as strong as those investigating and enforcing them. Effective compliance requires investment — not only from individual companies but also from enforcement agencies. If nobody is there to enforce the rules, bad actors have little to fear. Historically, regulatory agencies have lacked the specialized resources necessary to oversee the fast-evolving digital assets landscape, especially at the state level. The Trump administration now has an opportunity to prioritize investment in specialized enforcement capabilities, equipping agencies with the tools, talent, and technology to stay ahead of sophisticated bad actors.

For example, this could involve creating deeper channels for law enforcement collaboration and facilitating public-private partnerships to monitor and prevent illegal activities in the digital asset space. It could also significantly reduce the heavy-handed enforcement approach currently being applied to the crypto industry.

By allocating funds to train personnel and develop resources tailored to digital assets, agencies can better track, investigate, and prosecute illicit activities. Additionally, public and private investments in blockchain analytics tools could enable more effective tracking of transactions, deterring bad actors and aiding in asset recovery in cases of fraud.

This bolstered enforcement strategy would not only protect consumers but also enhance the legitimacy and reputation of the U.S. digital asset market on the global stage.

What will crypto look like under a pro-crypto President and Congress? To me, the future is exceptionally bright. However, the way forward will require active dialogue, strategic investments, and a commitment to collaboration between industry leaders and regulators. This moment has the potential to redefine the digital asset landscape in the U.S., setting a high standard for the world.

Investor Protection and Enforcement are crucial aspects of the financial industry that ensure the fair treatment of investors and maintain market integrity. Despite advancements in technology and regulations, the need for investor protection and enforcement measures remains as important as ever.

1. Preventing Fraud and Misconduct: Investor protection and enforcement mechanisms are essential in detecting and preventing fraudulent activities within the financial markets. Scams, Ponzi schemes, and other forms of misconduct can cause significant financial harm to investors and erode trust in the financial system. Strong enforcement actions serve as a deterrent to bad actors and help safeguard investors’ interests.

2. Promoting Market Integrity: Investor protection measures, such as disclosure requirements and transparency rules, play a critical role in promoting market integrity. By ensuring that investors have access to accurate and timely information, these measures help maintain a level playing field and prevent market manipulation. Enforcement actions against violators of these rules help uphold the integrity of the financial markets.

3. Upholding Investor Rights: Investor protection measures are designed to safeguard the rights of investors and ensure that they are treated fairly by financial institutions and market participants. These measures include regulations governing the conduct of financial professionals, the handling of client funds, and the resolution of disputes. Enforcement actions are necessary to hold accountable those who violate these rights and compensate harmed investors.

4. Fostering Trust and Confidence: Investor protection and enforcement measures are essential for fostering trust and confidence in the financial markets. When investors feel that their interests are being protected and that enforcement actions are being taken against wrongdoers, they are more likely to participate in the markets and allocate their capital efficiently. This, in turn, contributes to the overall health and stability of the financial system.

In conclusion, investor protection and enforcement measures are indispensable components of a well-functioning financial system. By preventing fraud and misconduct, promoting market integrity, upholding investor rights, and fostering trust and confidence, these measures contribute to the stability and efficiency of the financial markets. It is essential for regulators, policymakers, and market participants to continue to prioritize investor protection and enforcement to ensure a fair and transparent financial system.

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January 21, 2025
XRP Trading Volume Overtakes Bitcoin (BTC) on Coinbase as U.S. Investor Interest Grows
XRP, the third-largest cryptocurrency by market value, has replaced bitcoin (BTC) as the most-traded digital asset on Coinbase (COIN), the Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency exchange that’s seen as a proxy for U.S. demand.

Bitcoin retained its position as most-traded crypto asset on Binance, the largest exchange by volume, which is off-limits to U.S. investors.

Volume trends are consistent with the recovery in the U.S. demand for XRP, which is closely linked to blockchain-based payment network Ripple, as presaged by the Coinbase premium indicator a week ago.

Interest in XRP, the biggest gainer following Donald Trump’s election victory in November, increased after Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse met the president-elect almost two weeks ago. It’s also been supported by speculation of a spot XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) being approved in the U.S.

At press time, the XRP/USD pair accounted for 25% of Coinbase’s 24-hour trading volume of $6.86 billion. The BTC/USD pair ranked second, contributing 20% with ETH/USD in third place, according to data source Coingecko. On Binance, XRP was the second-most traded coin.

Since November, the payments-focused cryptocurrency’s price has risen over 600% to $3.33, the highest since 2017. The valuation has increased by a third this week alone, according to CoinDesk and TradingView data.

The rally is backed by a record futures open interest and a spike in the number of large holders. Data tracked by TradingView and CoinMetrics show the number of unique addresses holding at least $100,000 worth of cryptocurrency has increased to 108,540.

Sum of all addresses holding at least $100K in XRP. (TradingView/Coinmetrics)

XRP Trading Volume Overtakes Bitcoin (BTC) on Coinbase as U.S. Investor Interest Grows

In a surprising turn of events, XRP has overtaken Bitcoin (BTC) in terms of trading volume on Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the United States. This surge in XRP trading activity comes as U.S. investor interest in the digital asset continues to grow.

While Bitcoin has long been the dominant cryptocurrency in terms of market capitalization and trading volume, XRP has been gaining momentum in recent months. The surge in XRP trading volume on Coinbase is a clear indication that more U.S. investors are turning to XRP as a viable investment option.

This increase in XRP trading volume on Coinbase could be attributed to a number of factors, including the recent partnerships and developments within the Ripple ecosystem, as well as the growing acceptance of XRP by mainstream financial institutions.

With XRP now surpassing Bitcoin in trading volume on Coinbase, it will be interesting to see how this trend continues to evolve in the coming months. As U.S. investor interest in XRP continues to grow, we may see further shifts in the cryptocurrency market landscape.

Overall, this development highlights the increasing importance of XRP in the cryptocurrency space and underscores the growing interest in digital assets beyond Bitcoin. Keep an eye on XRP as it continues to make waves in the world of cryptocurrency trading.

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January 20, 2025