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U.S. Sector ETF Performance – December 16
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The Week Ahead – Minyanville
Minyanville provides a great synopsis of the week ahead. Next week the main event will be Wednesday’s FOMC meeting. Expectations that the Fed will cut back its asset purchase plan have changed — many believe the taper will be announced … Continue reading
Weekend Lecture: Larry Summers on Charlie Rose
Larry Summers of Harvard University on the economy. Click here for interview (click here if picture is no observable)
Sector ETF Technical Analysis – December 13
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Daily Risk Monitor – December 13
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Tagged bonds, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks
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U.S. Sector ETF Performance – December 13
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The Wall Street Code
This is fascinating and enlightening. A thriller about a genius algorithm builder who dared to stand up against Wall Street. Haim Bodek, aka The Algo Arms Dealer. From the makers of the much-praised Quants: the Alchemists of Wall Street and … Continue reading
Daily Risk Monitor – December 12
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U.S. Sector ETF Performance – December 12
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Stanley Fischer To Become Vice Chairman of the Fed
This is the best news we’ve heard in a long time. Bloomberg reports, Former Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer is President Barack Obama’s leading candidate to become vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, people familiar with the selection process … Continue reading
