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In a remarkable display of resilience, big tech companies are steering the market on a bullish course, countering concerns of economic slowdown and inflation fears. Alphabet, Microsoft, and Snap recently reported robust earnings for the third quarter of 2023, underscoring their ability to weather challenges and maintain a growth trajectory. $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ $Snap Inc(SNAP)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust-ETF(QQQ)$

Hello, Tigers!Welcome to the "US Treasuries Investment Courses." Bonds as an investment option are typically lower risk and offer relatively stable dividend payouts compared to stocks. Bonds may be a good choice for investors who are looking for long-term, stable investments and want to earn "passive income."Those courses will focus on US treasuries and expand into other types of bond investments, exploring the characteristics, risks, and relationships between different types of bonds and returns.Not only does bond investing provide a relatively low-risk investment option, but it also offers the potential for portfolio diversification and hedging against market volatility. So, I'm going to go into more detail for you in the next four lessons.Ⅰ. What is a bond?A bond is a financial instrume

Here is how the index breaks down by sector and company in 2023. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Image

$Walt Disney(DIS)$ is in the midst of an interesting investor battle as two hedge funds, Value Act and Trian Fund, have built large stakes in the third quarter.Entertainment giant Walt Disney is in the midst of activist investor drama as another hedge fund, ValueAct Capital, builds a large stake in it.As per multiple reports and as discussed by CNBC anchor David Faber, ValueAct has steadily built up a stake worth roughly $1 billion in Disney in the third quarter. The share buying began in the summer, when the strike between Hollywood Studios and the actors/writers’ guild began. ValueAct continues to buy more shares of Disney as it sees the stock as undervalued.Special commend:

$Walt Disney(DIS)$ is in the midst of an interesting investor battle as two hedge funds, Value Act and Trian Fund, have built large stakes in the third quarter.Entertainment giant Walt Disney is in the midst of activist investor drama as another hedge fund, ValueAct Capital, builds a large stake in it.As per multiple reports and as discussed by CNBC anchor David Faber, ValueAct has steadily built up a stake worth roughly $1 billion in Disney in the third quarter. The share buying began in the summer, when the strike between Hollywood Studios and the actors/writers’ guild began. ValueAct continues to buy more shares of Disney as it sees the stock as undervalued.Special commend: