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Hunting for the Next Apple Hunting for the Next Apple
by Jeff Yastine October 11, 2016 Trading Strategies
As much as you might like to fantasize about buying into the “next Apple” on your own, the truth is that you usually convince yourself to do otherwise ... which is why you need an expert on your side.
Robots Win, You Lose Robots Win, You Lose
by Jocelynn Smith October 8, 2016 U.S. Economy
The job market remains ugly. We’re not creating enough high-paying jobs to support the middle class, and we’re replacing low-paying jobs with robots. Where does that leave us?
The Crushing Brexit Wave From Europe The Crushing Brexit Wave From Europe
by Jeff Opdyke October 5, 2016 Global Economy
Throw a rock into a pond and it takes time for the ripples to disrupt an ant pile built on the far shore. Brexit is no different.
The Most Hated Asset Class The Most Hated Asset Class
by Jeff Yastine September 27, 2016 Commodities
Commodities have shown signs of life this year, but are still viewed as an underperforming asset class. And that perception is exactly why it’s worth looking at this sector right now.
One Indicator to Beat the Crash - VIX The Best, Most Conservative Measure for Volatility: VIX Fear Index
by Chad Shoop September 23, 2016 Trading Strategies
Many investors are looking for ways to avoid the dangers of a market crash similar to 2008. The best, and most conservative, way is to follow the VIX — aka the fear index.

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