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federal reserve The Federal Reserve’s Threat to the Market November 14, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith U.S. Economy The Federal Reserve has one major policy meeting left in 2017 and its decision regarding rates could be the catalyst that derails the market's rally.
Copper Is the One Metal You Can’t Ignore November 14, 2017 by Matt Badiali Hard Commodities Copper has enjoyed a stellar rally for more than a year, but its far from over as a rising new tech will increase demand for the metal.
Retail: The Perfect Buy for Christmas November 14, 2017 by Jeff Yastine Stocks While the financial media has the world convinced that retail is officially dead, big money has found a new use for the retail sector.
There is a remarkably low amount of volatility in the markets. And I hope you are taking advantage of that by riding the market rally with this strategy. Ride the Market Rally With Options November 13, 2017 by Chad Shoop Trading Strategies There is a remarkably low amount of volatility in the markets. And I hope you are taking advantage of that by riding the market rally with this options.
I recently highlighted how the Federal Reserve will trigger a recession at its December meeting. Now, market data confirms that research. The Yield Curve Hits 10-Year Low, Signaling a Recession November 13, 2017 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy I recently highlighted how the Federal Reserve will trigger a recession at its December meeting. Now, market data confirms that research.

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