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Supposedly, if interest rates are high, bonds are attractive and stocks suffer. But like so much conventional wisdom, this doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. Surprise: Rising Interest Rates Are Bullish January 30, 2017 by Michael Carr Trading Strategies Supposedly, if interest rates are high, bonds are attractive and stocks suffer. But like so much conventional wisdom, this doesn’t hold up under scrutiny.
GDP: A Wrench in the Recovery A Wrench in the Recovery? January 27, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith U.S. Economy The latest GDP growth figures from the Commerce Department have a number of traders adopting a wait-and-see approach. But are they poised to miss out on the next big rally?
While Facebook dreams of VR glasses for everyone, the reality is not here yet. However, two companies are working to bring that experience to the masses. Virtual Reality Is a Dream Investment January 27, 2017 by Joseph Hargett Investment Opportunities While Facebook dreams of VR glasses for everyone, the reality is not here yet. However, two companies are working to bring that experience to the masses.
As the Federal Reserve gets set to meet next week, concerns of tighter monetary policy are growing. If the Fed pulls back, can the gains continue? How The Fed Helped The Stock Market January 26, 2017 by Michael Carr Stocks As the Federal Reserve gets set to meet next week, concerns of tighter monetary policy are growing. If the Fed pulls back, can the gains continue?
Banks Wall Street’s Ticking Time Bomb Wall Street’s Ticking Time Bomb January 25, 2017 by Jeff Opdyke U.S. Economy Once “too big to fail” banks have grown so large that it raises a troubling question: Are they now effectively too big to save in the next financial crisis?

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