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Annual dividend yields are falling against the backdrop of rising quotations, but the size of the payments themselves are growing. [soros] Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more For a significant part of investors, especially after the crisis, dividends are an excellent indicator of the stability and adequate valuation of a company. The Annual Dividend Yield Of S&P 500 StocksIn March 2021, the annual dividend yield of S&P 500 stocks reached a multi-year low of 1.45%. This is well below the multi-year average of 1.87%, especially March 2020’s record high of 2.31%. However, these figur...
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The coronavirus pandemic has had a significant impact on just about every aspect of our lives. This includes the healthcare system. Obviously, this has created a medical crisis that is unprecedented. Even though there is good news coming out in the form of vaccinations, the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the healthcare system may prove to have lasting impacts. Therefore, it is important to take a closer look at some of the inadequacies of the healthcare system that have been highlighted and what this means for the future. The Overall Cost of Personal Protective EquipmentOne of...
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Many individuals have found themselves out of work during COVID-19. However, some sectors and jobs are experiencing continued growth and demand for workers. Here are five job markets that have expanded during the pandemic and will most likely continue to expand over the next five years. NursingBefore the pandemic began, registered nurses (and other medical professionals) were in high demand. For years, there’s been a demand that’s outpaced the number of nurses. The Bureau of Labor Services anticipates that RN jobs will increase 12% over a ten year period (2018-2028). There are many different t...
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The COVID-19 pandemic caused entrepreneurs all over the world to scramble. Businesses that operated in a traditional office environment were forced to come up with a strategy to work from home; in fact 42 percent of the U.S. workforce is now working from home full-time. Those that depended on service customers in person, in some capacity, needed to figure out a way to deliver or serve digitally. And of course, many entrepreneurs had to completely rethink their budgets in response to the economic impact of the pandemic. But how is startup entrepreneurship going to change once this pandemic is o...
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