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Bounces, Setups, Opportunities
This video is another one about a couple of things which are super important, but are always confusing. The first thing is just to be aware of these technical situations, as they can be helpful […]
Year: 2018
Interesting Tidbits
Trump to Crash Davos Party of Global Elites
Bloomberg President Donald Trump will dominate the Davos forum as no U.S. leader has before: a provocateur-in-chief practiced at tweaking the elites who’ll gather later this month to celebrate the global order he seems eager […]
Markets-Economics
Stocks finish at record highs, S&P 500 has best start to a year since 1987
CNBC U.S. equities rose to record highs on Tuesday as investors remained optimistic about the market heading into the corporate earnings season. The S&P 500 hit a fresh all-time high, rising 0.1 percent to close at 2,751.29. […]
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December 6 Premarket – Bonds Are the Only Bubble on This Planet
We are releasing this premarket (click here) because in the comments section is my discussion on 12/6/17 about shorting TLT (red arrow), via buying 2018 March 125 puts. There is only one bubble market in the […]
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Google managers kept blacklists of conservative employees — and one manager even considered holding ‘trials’, alleges a new lawsuit
Business Insider Mark Lennihan/AP Images Employees at Google who express “conservative viewpoints in politically-charged debates” may find themselves blacklisted by managers at the company, alleges an explosive new lawsuit. And by blacklisted, that means their […]
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China’s Richest Woman Made $2 Billion in Just Four Days
Bloomberg A share surge at Country Garden Holdings Co., China’s largest developer by sales, has sent Vice Chairman Yang Huiyan’s wealth up by $2.1 billion — and that’s just in the first four trading days […]
Markets-Economics
Five Must-Read Studies From the Big Economics Confab: Eco Pulse
Bloomberg Economists descended on Philadelphia last weekend for an annual conference that’s basically wonk utopia. Central bankers, Nobel laureates and the profession’s elite professors debated the merits of math-heavy models in packed conference rooms while Ph.D. job market […]
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