Getting started investing in growth equities now involves

Getting started investing in growth equities now involves monitoring interest rate shifts. The Fed signaled no immediate hikes, boosting equities. Historically, such pauses precede a 6-month rally averaging 8% across major indexes. The landlord has raised its monthly dividend payment 132 times since its public market listing in 1994. It has delivered 112 consecutive quarterly increases and raised its payment at least once each year for more than three decades, growing it at a 4.2% compound annual rate during that period. The Robinhood app is popular among young and novice investors. It’s been known to target younger investors specifically, from offering college students $15 to trade if they opened a new account and including gamified features to offering fractional shares and alternative assets like crypto. For those getting started investing, consider the Nasdaq’s recent surge to 17,050, led by semiconductor stocks gaining 3.2%. Industry forecasts show chip demand increasing through year-end, with key players projecting double-digit EPS growth.