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FXTechstrategy Team
Friday, September 22, 2017 10:30 PM EDT
With the Dollar/Swiss Franc pair following through higher on the back of the previous week's gains, more strength should follow.
In this article: FXF
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Article By:
Timothy J. McIntosh
Friday, September 22, 2017 8:57 PM EDT
There are several well known large cap stocks going ex-dividend next week including the following six Top 100 Dividend Stocks: Philip Morris Int’l, Agrium, Chubb Limited, Medtronic, Cardinal Health and State Street Corp.
In this article: AGU, CAH, CB, MDT, PM, STT
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Article By:
Tematica Research
Friday, September 22, 2017 8:40 PM EDT
While more and more are joining the chorus of, “Something doesn’t smell quite right,” in the markets, a full bear market is unlikely to materialize outside of a recession.
In this article: SPX, VIX, VIX
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Article By:
Nenad Kerkez
Friday, September 22, 2017 8:30 PM EDT
Currently we see a de-risking prior to the German Election on Sunday. The GBP/USD is trapped withing the engulfing master candle (candle that traps subsequent candles within its range) which acts as important support and resistance.
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Article By:
Zacks Investment Research
Friday, September 22, 2017 8:23 PM EDT
Though mega-caps may not see the exponential returns that small-caps sometimes achieve, they are equally less likely to see the big downturns experienced by smaller companies. We have identified five mega-cap stocks with excellent growth potential.
In this article: BA, HSBC, HD, TM, BAYRY
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Article By:
Tyler Durden
Friday, September 22, 2017 8:10 PM EDT
Just a week after Jamie Dimon first attacked Bitcoin for being a "fraud," JPMorgan CEO has doubled down on his anti-crypto-currency tirade, somewhat exposing just how concerned he is at the potential for disruption within his industry.
In this article: BITCOMP
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Article By:
The Heisenberg Report
Friday, September 22, 2017 7:55 PM EDT
Cameron Crise now thinks maybe investors should pinch themselves and make sure they’re not “asleep at the wheel.”
In this article: VIX
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Article By:
Mark Vickery
Friday, September 22, 2017 7:48 PM EDT
As the Fed plans to unravel its monstrous $4.5 trillion on the books, the era of “cheap money” is now apparently on the wane. At the same time, we continue onward through a nearly unprecedented stock market rally over the past 8 3/4 years.
In this article: QQQ, DIA, SPY
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Article By:
Gary Tanashian
Friday, September 22, 2017 7:38 PM EDT
The bottom line is there is no easy way in the financial markets and anyone who tells you they have a secret sauce should be either avoided or thoroughly vetted. In many ways the internet is still like the wild west, where anything goes.
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We are now in the 93rd percentile of valuations. This era will ultimately be remembered as a hot time in the markets, much like 1965-9, 1972, and 1997-2001.
Although replicating market betas via low-cost index products has become child’s play, the persistent failure by most investors on this front is striking, as a recent study by Dalbar reminds.
The reason the Fed may go back to growing its balance sheet within three years comes from thinking about the liability side of its balance sheet.
After a particularly dismal performance in 2016, the advanced economies are starting to bounce back this year.
We remain biased toward overdue decline; toward feeble and unsuccessful efforts to sustain strength over S&P 2500; and late month and October risk rising.
Export growth was rather mediocre in the first half of 2017, but more importantly exports have declined dramatically in June and July, approximately by 10%.
