Author: super@dmin
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The New York Post: ‘Fearless Girl’ statue moving to new home on Wall Street
The famed statue of the defiant young girl was removed from her spot staring down Wall Street’s “Charging Bull” on Tuesday night — and will be installed in her new home in front of the New York Stock Exchange by the end of the year, officials said Wednesday.
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FA Center: Strong U.S. dollar can’t shoulder the blame for stock price changes
Stock investors have many things to worry about, but the dollar is not one of them, writes Mark Hulbert.
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Deep Dive: Here are the stocks that powered the Dow after the Fed’s Powell soothed investors
The Federal Reserve chairman seemed to indicate a slower approach to increasing interest rates.
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Even after the latest correction, stocks aren’t cheap
Earnings multiples are coming down from late-summer extremes, but they likely have more room to fall.
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5 retailer tricks to avoid this holiday shopping season
Sometimes “free” isn’t really free.
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Project Syndicate: The U.S. is botching trade deals and territorial disputes in China
Trump’s policymaking is about wanting it all, wanting it now, yet he’s gaining very little.
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Capitol Report: What to expect from Mulvaney protégé Kraninger if Senate votes for CFPB nominee
Critics say Kathy Kraninger has no experience fighting for consumers and endorses anti-consumer policies promoted by interim agency head and OMB director Mick Mulvaney
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Outside the Box: Harry Boxer’s three solar stocks to watch
In focus: JinkoSolar, SunRun and Vivint Solar.
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Market Snapshot: Dow vaults to nearly 500-point gain as Fed chief Powell strikes dovish tone on rates
U.S. stocks vault higher Wednesday afternoon with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surging almost 500 points as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell struck a more dovish tone on interest rates.
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The Fed: Seemingly dovish, Powell says interest rates are ‘just below’ level where they won’t stimulate economy
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell uses a softer tone to describe where interest-rate policy presently is, in what could be construed as implying fewer interest rate hikes to come.