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The talking points changed, not the job growth trend.
Dow Jones :Update
Correction Starts…
Yesterday closed 10897 level.
Now below 10938 level ,Bears will have upperhand.
Iam expecting DOW to crash upto 10788-10738 level in this slide.
I will update more on Sunday about DOW ,S&P 500 !!
Updated at 16:17/08th April/Baroda
Know Your Risk Tolerance
Every trader is different, and only you know your risk tolerance. Are you the type of trader who can risk 20% to make 20%, or do you feel the need to have a much higher risk/reward payout in order to enter a trade? Be sure to define your risk before placing any trade orders. Doing so helps ensure that you have an exit strategy, which is arguably just as important as your entrance strategy. A little extra work in the beginning can make all the difference in the end.
Every market stat could be a bullish or bearish argument, depending on what u want it to be. Bias beats everything
20 Highest-Paid World Political Leaders
Annual salary in national currency: 16.7 million krónur
> Time in office: 2 years 9 months
> GDP per capita: $44,029
> Annual salary in national currency: 140,904 euros
> Time in office: 9 months
> GDP per capita: $40,661
Where Does Your Medicine Come From?
Hedge Fund Horror Show
Really interesting analysis via Gadfly about under performance in the hedge fund community:
Just last week, the U.S. bull market in stocks became the second longest on record, which — fair or not — leaves it vulnerable to some age discrimination. Over that stretch, equity hedge funds as a group have underperformed the S&P 500, which is a comparison that many fund managers will insist is apples to oranges but which nonetheless is a comparison that will probably continue to be made forever by investors perusing the fruit salad of investment options.
Look at this chart, which shows a ratio of the HFRX Global Hedge Fund Index to a total-return version of the S&P 500. When the line is falling, it means the hedge funds tracked by the index are getting beaten by the S&P 500. And, whoa boy, it has been falling for the last seven years: