| |  | | | | Democratizing Investment in the $1.2 Trillion Short-Term Rental Market | | | | | | Airbnb has revolutionized the real estate and hospitality industries and created opportunities for wealth generation through short-term rental properties. Despite this, traditional barriers to real estate investing still exist.
That's why reAlpha is revolutionizing this market through advanced technology and democratizing it through fractional ownership.
There are over 10 million short-term rental properties worldwide, representing a $1.2 trillion market, and according to Airbnb's CEO, there's a massive shortage of property owners.
Using machine learning, advanced algorithms, and automated management, reAlpha users can invest in short-term rentals without the hassle of owning or maintaining properties. In fact, reAlpha has shown that their AI-chosen Airbnb properties have the potential to beat long-term rental property revenue by 70%+ per property.
Now, reAlpha is taking democratization a step further, allowing anyone to become a shareholder in their entire business model. Invest in reAlpha. | |
| | |  | DOW 34,079.18 | -0.68% | | | | S&P 4,348.87 | -0.72% | | | | NASDAQ 13,548.07 | -1.23% | | | | | *As of market close | | | • | Markets dropped again on Friday, on continued geopolitical concerns. | | | • | Oil dipped 0.1 percent going for $91.65 per barrel. | | | • | Gold also dipped 0.1 percent, last going for $1,899 per ounce. | | | • | Cryptocurrencies continued down, with Bitcoin at $40,091 at the stock market close. | | | | | | | |
| | | Strong Growth Can Trump Earnings Misses Over Time | | | | Earnings season has led to some wild swings, even in companies that tend to trade with low volatility. However, reading behind the headlines that led to a big swing – in either direction—can point to a different direction going forward once the market starts to calm down.
With many tech stocks reporting earnings, many have been hit harder than necessary on small misses thanks to the recent fears in the markets.
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| | Insider Trading Report: Lions Gate Entertainment (LGF.B) | | | | Harry Sloan, a director at Lions Gate Entertainment (LGF.B), recently added 50,000 shares to his holdings. The buy came to a cost of $649,000 exactly.
This marks the first insider transaction of the year. Another director was a steady buyer throughout 2021 and 2020, and the last insider sale occurred back in early 2019, so company insiders have generally been buyers of shares at the company.
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| | Unusual Options Activity: Coinbase (COIN) | | | | Shares of cryptocurrency brokerage Coinbase (COIN) have been trading much like the overall crypto space ever since shares started trading last year. One trader sees the potential for a jump higher in the coming weeks.
That's based on the March 4 $205 calls. With 11 days until expiration, 2,514 contracts traded against a prior open interest of 109, for a 23-fold rise in volume. The buyer of the calls paid $9.20 to make the trade.
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| | • | Home Prices Rise 14.5 Percent
Home prices in the US have risen an average of 14.5 percent compared to January a year ago, based on the latest data. The jump has caused the median home price in the country to rise to $350,300. The move may be due in part to homeowners looking to lock in a home before interest rates materially rise. | | | | • | Junk Bonds Suggest Recession Unlikely
Investors looking at the bond market are seeing a narrowing spread between various yields. However, the Treasury yield curve hasn't inverted yet, usually the sign of an imminent recession. In junk bonds, yields have risen a bit, but also aren't showing signs of an imminent recession. | | | | • | Senate Passes Stock Trading Bill… For Judges
The Senate has unanimously passed a bill requiring judges to promptly post their stock trades and financial holdings. The bill now heads for the House, where it looks likely to pass. The legislation comes as an increasing number of lawmakers are also calling for tighter restrictions on members of Congress. | | | | • | Chamath Palihapitiya Steps Down from Virgin Galactic Board
Space tourism company Virgin Galactic (SPCE) has announced that Chairman Chamath Palihapitiya is stepping down from the board. The chairman founded the SPAC that took the company public in 2019. He still owns nearly 15 million shares via his fund, but has sold off his personal stake for nearly $200 million. | | | | • | Volkswagen Looks to Buy Huawei's Autonomous Driving Unit
Volkswagen is in talks with Huawei to acquire the company's autonomous driving unit, according to early reports. While no deal is finalized, it would cost billions of Euros. The driving unit, started in 2019, is part of Huawei's telecom division, as the company isn't looking to build its own cars. | | |
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| | |  | | We do believe innovation is in the bargain basement territory. ... Our technology stocks are way undervalued relative to their potential. ... Give us five years, we're running a deep value portfolio… Today we have investors doing the opposite of what they did in the late '90s. They are running for the hills. It's risk-off because of inflation and interest rates. And the hills are their benchmarks. They are running to the past. | | - Cathie Wood, ARK Invest CEO, on the poor performance of her tech stocks recently and why she sees these poor-performing investments as an extreme value right now. | |
| | Democratizing Investment in the $1.2 Trillion Short-Term Rental Market | | | | | | Airbnb has revolutionized the real estate and hospitality industries and created opportunities for wealth generation through short-term rental properties. Despite this, traditional barriers to real estate investing still exist.
That's why reAlpha is revolutionizing this market through advanced technology and democratizing it through fractional ownership.
There are over 10 million short-term rental properties worldwide, representing a $1.2 trillion market, and according to Airbnb's CEO, there's a massive shortage of property owners.
Using machine learning, advanced algorithms, and automated management, reAlpha users can invest in short-term rentals without the hassle of owning or maintaining properties. In fact, reAlpha has shown that their AI-chosen Airbnb properties have the potential to beat long-term rental property revenue by 70%+ per property.
Now, reAlpha is taking democratization a step further, allowing anyone to become a shareholder in their entire business model. Invest in reAlpha. | |
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