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Paul has been at the tech investing game since the 1990s. He knows what great tech franchises — the kinds of stocks that go up 1,000% — look like. Warren, Please Call Paul
by Jeff Yastine May 16, 2017 Investment Opportunities
Paul has been at the tech investing game since the 1990s. He knows what great tech franchises — the kinds of stocks that go up 1,000% — look like.
As oil prices fall, oil traders can be forced to sell stocks to cover their losses. If enough traders sell, markets suffer as traders surrender. Are Hedge Fund Traders Capitulating on Oil & What’s Next?
by Michael Carr May 16, 2017 Oil
As oil prices fall, oil traders can be forced to sell stocks to cover their losses. If enough traders sell, markets suffer as traders surrender.
Uncertainty surrounding tax-advantaged retirement plans means you need to look at alternatives as a matter of urgency. Congress Wants to Tax Your 401(k) Upfront
by Ted Bauman May 15, 2017 Taxes
Uncertainty surrounding tax-advantaged retirement plans means you need to look at alternatives as a matter of urgency.
Not every company I recommend buys back shares, but the majority do. And this simple screen has helped lead to Pure Income’s better-than-90% win rate. Better Buybacks Are Bullish
by Chad Shoop May 15, 2017 Trading Strategies
Not every company I recommend buys back shares, but the majority do. And this simple screen has helped lead to Pure Income’s better-than-90% win rate.
Fed economists concluded that low interest rates could last for years. This means that consumers who save money are losing buying power. Fed Researchers Show Savers Are Out of Luck
by Michael Carr May 15, 2017 U.S. Economy
Fed economists concluded that low interest rates could last for years. This means that consumers who save money are losing buying power.

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