Author: super@dmin
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London reveals size of centuries-old gold market for first time — and it trails New York
The daily average of $36.9 billion in bullion moving in and out of London’s over-the-counter market is just shy of the amount traded in New York, a new data release Tuesday shows.
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Cryptos: Bitcoin is imploding — here’s where bitcoin bulls and bears see it headed from here
Is a fresh bull run ahead for bitcoin from here? Or will it be look out below!
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FA Center: How to protect your money like the Forbes 400-richest Americans
Keep purchasing power and don’t take excessive risk with stocks, writes Mark Hulbert.
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The Moneyist: My wife drinks too much, drives with our 7-year-old son and now wants a divorce
How can you keep a child safe before a bitter divorce?
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Capitol Report: Secret political spending on track to reach $1 billion milestone
“Dark money” remains far from becoming dominant, but it keeps spooking researchers, lawmakers and activists. And this political spending by groups that don’t disclose their donors is close to hitting a big round number.
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Vitaliy Katsenelson’s Contrarian Edge: This Apple true believer just sold all of his firm’s shares
Slower growth, mature products, and faster competition pressure Apple stock, writes Vitaliy Katsenelson.
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Tesla’s battery is cheaper than the competition’s, UBS says
Tesla Inc.’s batteries are actually cheaper to produce than analysts at UBS had estimated, thanks to economies of scale and chemical composition.
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Market Extra: Asian-Pacific meeting puts U.S-China trade spat in spotlight
It got heated in Papua New Guinea over the weekend, where Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation nations met to show the world how disruptive the U.S.-China trade dispute really is.
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The Technical Indicator: Bearish momentum accelerates, S&P 500 ventures under major support
Technically speaking, the U.S. benchmarks remain under pressure amid persistently jagged, and firmly bearish, late-year price action, writes Michael Ashbaugh.
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The Tell: Stock-market bulls lose security blanket as junk bonds suffer, economist says
Stock buyers may no longer find solace from the resilience of high-yield bonds after it succumbed to concerns over excessive corporate leverage