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U.S. Sector ETF Performance – March 28
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Daily Risk Monitor – March 28
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S&P500 Heat Map – March 28
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Robots, Immigrants from the future – Economist
ROBOTS are having their moment. Today they can jump, walk, speak and run. But they’re at their best when collaborating, soothing the elderly or even making art – Economist (click here if video is not observable)
Nasdaq and Russell 2000 Bounce Off 100-day SMA
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U.S. Sector ETF Performance – March 27
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Daily Risk Monitor – March 27
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New roles for technology: Rise of the robots – Economist
Great cover story and special report in the new Economist on a topic we have been all over. See here, here, and here. Make sure you at least catch the cover story. Money quotes from the Economist article: …The biggest … Continue reading
Chart/Tweet of the Day: GDP as % World GDP
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