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Leveraged Long ETFs Reach Record $146.4B AUM as Market Optimism Surges into 2025, Leverage Ratio Hits 12.5:1šŸ”„65

12/22/2025•Business > Investing

  • •The leveraged long to inverse ETF assets under management (AUM) ratio stands at 12.5 to 1, a new all-time high.
  • •The surge signals strong investor preference for bullish leveraged exposure.
  • •Historical context shows the ratio dropped to 1.1 to 1 in October 2022 amid market downturns.
  • •The ratio peaked earlier during market highs, reaching 6.5 to 1 in January 2022.
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Dells Donates $6.25 Billion to Seed 25 Million Kids’ Investment Accounts for Long-Term Wealth BuildingšŸ”„70

12/2/2025•Business > Investing

  • •The program, tied to the Invest America platform, aims to broaden access to tax-advantaged, long-term investing for families in lower-income ZIP codes.
  • •The initiative complements a federal newborn deposit program, which offers \$1,000 for eligible babies born 2025–2028, creating a broader, escalated rollout across age groups.
  • •Accounts target geographic areas where median household income is at or below \$150,000, with a focus on elevating economic equity and mobility.
  • •Parents, relatives, and community partners can contribute to the accounts, fostering a community-based approach to early savings and investment literacy.
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Charlie Munger’s Final Years: Daring Investments, Lasting Friendships, and a Relentless Pursuit of KnowledgešŸ”„58

11/26/2025•Business > Investing

  • •Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman since 1978, he was Warren Buffett's closest partner and architect of the company's investment philosophy
  • •In his final years, Munger made contrarian coal stock investments in Consol Energy and Alpha Metallurgical Resources that doubled in value, netting over \$50 million
  • •He built a \$3 billion apartment real estate empire through Afton Properties with mentees Avi Mayer and Reuven Gradon
  • •Munger held a \$100 million position in Costco and served on its board for decades