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Eyeing That Sweater? It's Yours in Four Easy Payments

Wall Street Journal - 28 Sep 2019 14:00
Installment plans aren't just for big-ticket items anymore. Fintech firms and large banks are increasingly pitching the programs to consumers eager to borrow for smaller items.
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Low Yields Prove a Boon to This Stock-Bond Hybrid Market

Wall Street Journal - 28 Sep 2019 16:00
One preferred-stock ETF is having its best year ever, thanks to the group's relatively attractive dividend yields.
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Why Precious Metals Have Become More Appealing

Wall Street Journal - 28 Sep 2019 15:00
Unlike stocks and bonds, precious metals don't give investors any income simply for holding them. So why are they poised to be the market's best performers in the third quarter?
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How I'm Playing Oil For 10.6% Dividends

Forbes - 28 Sep 2019 22:10
How I'm Playing Oil For 10.6% Dividends We're going to push aside overdone recession fears today, so I can show you one fund you can buy for triple-digit upside.
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Buffett's Deception On Gold

Forbes - 28 Sep 2019 15:00
Buffett's Deception On Gold Warren Buffett is not a fan of gold. But since 2001 gold has outperformed the stock market by more than 360%. More recently, gold has been on a great run while gold stocks have performed even better. However, is there mo...
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A Wall Street Revolt That Fizzled

Wall Street Journal - 28 Sep 2019 13:00
After am ambitious push to break into the corporate listings business, IEX scrapped its five-year effort to get companies to list with it last week after its only success jumped ship.
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Tesla Gets Less With More

Wall Street Journal - 28 Sep 2019 13:00
Wall Street expects Tesla Inc. to report a jump in third-quarter vehicle deliveries next week--but the full quarterly earnings report expected next month may tell another story.
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With its core businesses on the wane, Goldman has staked its future on consumer banking. So far it has lost $1.3 billion--and its makeover is challenging the firm's identity as a titan of high finance.
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