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Investors want Uber and Google, not cotton and wheat. They want Apple, not apples. Food is boring. Now that sentiment has hit an unusual extreme. Small Risk, Big Return: The Safest Bet in Commodities Today
by Matt Badiali August 25, 2017 Soft Commodities
Investors want Uber and Google, not cotton and wheat. They want Apple, not apples. Food is boring. Now that sentiment has hit an unusual extreme.
Three weeks ago, I wrote that the oil sector was screaming “buy me!” What a difference a few weeks makes to the status quo… Oil Sector is Booming: iShares U.S. Oil & Gas Exploration & Production
by Jeff Yastine August 2, 2017 Oil
Three weeks ago, I wrote that the oil sector was screaming “buy me!” What a difference a few weeks makes to the status quo…
Taking a road trip to Minnesota seemed like a great idea. So, too, did the idea of renting an RV through a peer-to-peer service called Outdoorsy. Beware the Sharing Economy
by Ted Bauman July 24, 2017 U.S. Economy
Taking a road trip to Minnesota seemed like a great idea. So, too, did the idea of renting an RV through a peer-to-peer service called Outdoorsy.
I may have read up on skydiving, but my fear and inexperience would have meant costly mistakes if I had tried to do it alone, #1 Investing Mistake: Emotional Trading
by Jessica Cohn July 15, 2017 Trading Strategies
I may have read up on skydiving, but my fear and inexperience would have meant costly mistakes if I had tried to do it alone.
Wall Street firms are also chasing their dreams with computing power. And what they’re dreaming of is obvious: making lots of money. Wall Street’s Wildest Dreams Come True
by Michael Carr April 11, 2017 Trading Strategies
Wall Street firms are chasing their dreams with computing power. And what they’re dreaming of is obvious: making lots of money.

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