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Lighting a Fire Under the Economy Lighting a Fire Under the Economy February 4, 2017 by Jessica Cohn Economy Millennials are part of the largest living generation, numbering a massive 92 million. And many just now hitting their stride in their careers and are ready to take over this economy.
Your Passport to Affordable Health Care Your Passport to Affordable Health Care January 30, 2017 by Ted Bauman Offshore Solutions Despite success in medical techniques, the U.S. has a disastrous, overpriced health care system. In fact, you could pay less traveling abroad for care, including round trip airfare.
Cut Through Market Chaos Cut Through Market Chaos January 13, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith Investing, Stocks Every day the market defies expectations, moves further from “normal.” Adaptation is critical … that’s why we added a new member to our team with a very unique background.
The Battle for Bonds The Battle for Bonds December 28, 2016 by Jeff Opdyke U.S. Economy Stocks have reached stupid valuations, and bonds are under assault from Fed rate hikes. So, here we are, at a point in history when down is far more likely for each than up.
Farming the Internet of Things (IoT) Farming the Internet of Things (IoT) December 27, 2016 by Jeff Yastine Investment Opportunities Few industries are better suited for the IoT than agriculture. The soil data alone can be invaluable. Not surprisingly, big agriculture companies smell opportunity in the wind.

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