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Online gigs to make money the Dow Jones appears steady
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The Dow Jones appears steady, but sub-sector ETFs focusing on online gigs to make money show relative strength. Quantitative backtesting highlights possible breakout potential if macroeconomic indicators such as unemployment improve alongside digital hiring trends. Buffett’s appreciation for value extends to a good deal. The less he can pay for a quality stock, the better. Quality is still the priority since it isn’t a good deal if it doesn’t benefit you down the road. One in three survey respondents said they’re willing to dedicate five to 10 hours a week to online work. Even among full-time workers (56.22% of the sample), interest in online side gigs is strong. Nearly half (48.76%) believe digital skills will be very important for making money online in 2025. A total of 43% believe AI will significantly impact online income opportunities this year. Tracking smart money flows reveals incremental hedge fund positions in online gigs to make money equities. Portfolio rebalancing data suggests confidence in gig economy cash flows despite inflationary environments.