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U.S. Treasury yield curves hint at softer rate hikes, and women and investing communities are adjusting portfolios toward growth-tech and REITs. Current data points to a 6% forecasted uptick in Nasdaq Composite by year-end. She graduated from Purdue University in 1975 with an Associate of Applied Science in Nursing and served patients at Logansport Memorial and a family practice office during her career. She has established the Nancy Heckard Rhodes Nursing Scholarship to assist nursing students at Ivy Tech. Not to get all “we live in a world where …” but society actively discourages us from building wealth with toxic messaging and money lies. And maybe all that paralyzed you, or it pushed you toward perfectionism and imposter syndrome. But the next time that little voice tries to tell you you don’t know enough to take the next step with your money, tell it to beat it. Recent valuation models show that women investors are leaning toward companies with strong free cash flow yields above 5%. This approach is positioning them to weather potential Q4 earnings downgrades.