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Market Shorts: Unconventional Mortgages Make a Comeback

Source: Wall Street Journal "Aryanna Hering didn't have pay stubs or tax forms to document her income when she shopped around for a mortgage last year - a problem that made it tough for her to get a loan. But the nursing student who works part time providing home care...

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Cybersecurity Stock Swing Trade Levels 1.9.19

Here are the updated levels as of 1.9.19. Updates and hypothetical active levels have been noted. The targets for each level assumes that 1) price has broken through the resistance or support levels, and 2) the targets are to be understood as the previous swing highs...

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Market Shorts 1.9.19

What Will Cause the Next US Recession? Source: Delong/Project Syndicate "Three of the last four US recessions stemmed from unforeseen shocks in financial markets. Most likely, the next downturn will be no different: the revelation of some underlying weakness will...

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Market Shorts – “Dark Money” Runs the World

Source: Daily Reckoning   “For the last 40 years, most people believed the stock market always goes up. No thought or hard work needed. It was a nifty strategy — until the idea burned most investors in 2008....Last June, Fortune surveyed readers. 71% of...

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Good News About the Coming Crash

Source: Bonner/Bonner And Partners "The last leaves are falling from the trees. And the last days of December are counting down, like the quiet moments before an execution....If the stock market keeps sliding, a lot of problems will disappear - the trade war, the...

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