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For more than three decades, The Entrust Group has provided account administration services for self-directed retirement and tax-advantaged plans. The Entrust Group continues to assist people in purchasing alternative investments with their retirement funds, administering the buying and selling of assets that are typically unavailable through banks and brokerage firms such as real estate. The […] …read more
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For more than three decades, The Entrust Group has provided account administration services for self-directed retirement and tax-advantaged plans. The Entrust Group continues to assist people in purchasing alternative investments with their retirement funds, administering the buying and selling of assets that are typically unavailable through banks and brokerage firms such as real estate. The […] …read more
From:: Finance and Economy
The yield on the two-year German note tumbled Thursday to a new all-time low as expectations of further easing from the European Central Bank drove a rally in government bonds. The two-year German yield dropped to negative 0.578%, a record low, while the yield on the 10-year benchmark German bond, known as the bund, fell to 0.169%, according to Tradeweb. The ECB’s recent communications have sent strongly dovish signals, said Jonathan Loynes, chief European economist at Capital Economics. The market-priced expectation is of a 10-basis-point cut to the ECB’s deposit rate when the central bank meets on March 10, as well as an expansion to the bank’s asset purchases.
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Property management companies can change ownership, and the transition period can be one of stress or success, depending on how it’s handled. In this recent article from MFE, the writer covers six ways to make the transition an easy one, so you can keep productivity and profits up.
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From:: Property Management
Jensyn Acquisition Corp.’s stock debuted on the Nasdaq exchange Thursday morning, slightly below the initial public offering price of $10. The first trade of the shares of the shell company, which was formed for the purpose of entering into a merger with one or more businesses, was at $9.95, at 11:15 a.m. Eastern. The company sold 3.9 million “units” at $10 to raise $39 million; the units consist of one share of common stock, on right to receive one-tenth of one share of common stock after an initial business combination is completed and one warrant to buy one-half of one common share. While the shares began trading under the symbol “JSYNU,” the units offered will eventually separate on or before May 1, with the common stock trading under “JSYN,” the rights to trade under “JSYNR” and the warrants to trade under “JSYNW.”
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From:: Stock Market News
After trending lower for most of this year, mortgage rates finally reversed course and increased. Freddie Mac attributed the change to the market turbulence that kicked off the year subsiding at the end of February. …read more
From:: Real Estate Wire
Shares of Syndax Pharmaceuticals , a cancer-focused biotechnology company, were trading at $12.44 Thursday morning, above the company’s initial public offering issue price of $12 in its debut on the Nasdaq. With the offering, Syndax sold 4.4 million shares to raise $52.8 million. The company had previously set a price range of $14 to $16. Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, JMP Securities and Oppenheimer were the underwriters for the offering.
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Shares of Syndax Pharmaceuticals , a cancer-focused biotechnology company, were trading at $12.44 Thursday morning, above the company’s initial public offering issue price of $12 in its debut on the Nasdaq. With the offering, Syndax sold 4.4 million shares to raise $52.8 million. The company had previously set a price range of $14 to $16. Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, JMP Securities and Oppenheimer were the underwriters for the offering.
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From:: Stock Market News
The major stock market indexes are down, but the market of stocks is actually rising, as the number of stocks that are rising is outnumbering decliners by a comfortable margin. Advancers are beating decliners by about 16 to 12 on the NYSE, and by about 14 to 9 on the Nasdaq exchange. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average , the S&P 500 Index and the Nasdaq Composite Index are all declining by about 0.3%. There was a similar situation on Wednesday, when the indexes were down but market breadth was positive in midday trade, and the indexes eventually reversed course to close higher.
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U.S. stocks opened slightly lower on Thursday, as lower oil prices and weaker-than-expected economic data sapped investor confidence. The S&P 500 opened 2 points, or 1%, lower at 1,984. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 13 points, or 0.1%, to 16,884. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite began the day down 7 points, or 0.1% at 4,696.
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