Author: super@dmin
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Mutual Funds Weekly: Think you’re smarter than the average teen when it comes to personal finance? Take this test
About half of teens weren’t able to pass a basic personal finance quiz. In fact, the quiz will surely challenge some adults.
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Market Extra: ‘How is this possible?’ Analysts puzzle over stock market’s rally amid equity-fund exodus
U.S. equity funds have seen billions in outflows year-to-date, even as stocks are near records.
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Economic Report: Consumers continue to borrow at steady rate in February
Consumers showed no sign of pulling back in February as borrowing increased $15.2 billion, the Federal Reserve reported Friday.
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The Wall Street Journal: Norway to cut major emerging markets from the sovereign wealth fund’s fixed-income benchmark
The move further distances the country’s economy from the global energy sector.
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The Fed: Why the Fed will swat away Trump’s call for QE4
President Donald Trump’s call Friday for the Federal Reserve to buy bonds to help the economy won’t resonate at the central bank, which has decided to keep that policy only in emergencies.
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Called to Account: Companies that use non-standard metrics for executive comp are overpaying managers, study finds
U.S. companies that use non-standard numbers to calculate executive compensation are overpaying their top managers, according to a new research report.
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Market Snapshot: S&P 500 on track for longest win streak in 1½ years after upbeat jobs report
U.S. stocks gain Friday, with the S&P 500 on track to log its longest win streak since October 2017, as investors cheered a solid jobs report and upbeat comments on prospects for a U.S.-China trade deal.
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Top Ten: Weekend roundup: Stocks to buy for a rebound in China | New tools to save you money when planning a vacation | Busting a stock-market myth
Also, paths to financial independence, bargain value stocks and Ed Yardeni on recession fears.
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Key Words: Founder of world’s biggest hedge fund says capitalism needs urgent reform
Capitalism is no longer working for most Americans, according to one hedge-fund billionaire.
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The Fed: Why Senate Republicans may turn on Trump Fed picks Moore and Cain
Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain and former Wall Street Journal editorial writer Stephen Moore have less than a 50-50 chance of getting confirmed by the Senate for seats on the Federal Reserve, a leading analyst said Friday.