Author: super@dmin
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Economic Report: Take this job and shove it: Twice as many Americans quit versus those laid off or fired
For the sixth month in a row, the number of Americans who quit their jobs was more than twice as high as the number who got laid off or fired.
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Outside the Box: Your love of index funds is terrible for our economy
Michael Brush says index funds cause irrational stock-market meltups and meltdowns, and recommends 4 fund-management stocks that are cheap.
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CryptoWatch: Cryptos or the S&P? A $1-million ‘Buffett Bet 2.0’ is brewing as Twitter feud erupts
In one corner, NYU professor and serial doomsayer Nouriel Roubini. In the other, Morgan Creek Digital founder Anthony Pompliano. Where would you bet your money?
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Market Extra: U.K. is said to delay Brexit vote — what happens next?
Brexit watchers got a surprise on Monday, as the government reportedly pulls a highly anticipated vote on the deal Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal with the European Union. While May reportedly seeks to reschedule the vote, investors ask, “what now?”
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Outside the Box: Here’s the most recent update on money flows in Nvidia, Apple and Amazon
If you want an edge in investing, you need to look at money flows from the smart money and the momo crowd.
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The Fed: Goldman Sachs throws in towel on four Fed hikes in 2019. But there are still some holdouts
Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius on Sunday lowered his estimate of the total number of Fed interest-rate hikes in 2019 from four to three.
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Currencies: Sterling dives to 20-month low as Brexit vote reportedly canceled
Currency markets were shaken by more Brexit drama on Monday, as Tuesday’s highly anticipated vote on Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal is now reportedly shelved.
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In One Chart: Here’s what mortgage ‘rate lock’ looks like, in one chart
Are Americans who bought homes with the lowest mortgage rates in history reluctant to sell and give up those loans?
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Experian agrees to buy Compuscan for $263 million
Experian PLC (EXPN.LN) said Monday it has agreed to buy Compuscan, a South African credit bureau and information-services company, for around $263 million. The U.K. consumer credit reporting agency said that by combining forces with Compuscan it will be better positioned to serve people and businesses in Africa.
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Cryptos: Bitcoin bear market is far from over, says analyst
Bitcoin prices rallied as much as 10% over the weekend, giving virtual currency owners some respite after another tumultuous week.