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Stock Picking in Japan Is Like Rummaging Through a Thrift Shop

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 16:00
Once a place of heroic assumptions about growth, the Tokyo stock market has turned into one of the globe's biggest bargain bins.
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Stocks to Watch: Uber, McDermott International, Netflix

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 11:43
Here are some of the companies with shares expected to trade actively in Monday's session.
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This Biotech Blowup was Foretold

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 18:49
When Melinta Therapeutics announced it had filed for bankruptcy protection last Friday, some investors were caught off guard. They shouldn't have been.
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In Defence Of Martín Guzmán, Argentina's Anti-Austerity Economy Minister Everyone knew the International Monetary Fund's projections about the speed of Argentina's recovery after agreeing to bail-out the beleaguered nation with a record US$56-billion loan were unrealistic.
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This Is More Than Just a Playlist

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 16:14
A curated list of 10 songs submitted by WSJ reporters & editors that most represents the money, power and business story of the decade that mattered to them. Listen to see which ones made the cut.
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Cocoa Futures Melting as Traders Fear Oversupply

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 15:00
Laws requiring a living wage for cocoa farmers in key growing nations have some traders worrying about a flood of production.
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The Early 2020 Stock Market Could Look Like 2018's Correction Vs. 2019's Rocket Ship The stock market is starting with overbought conditions and valuation levels similar to two years ago. It could be tough sledding for the first month or two unless the economy becomes stronger.
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Bitcoin Rebounded in 2019, but Challenges Loom

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 23:41
Bitcoin's price rebounded sharply in 2019, but by other measures it was a less bullish year.
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What Will The Next Decade Bring?

Forbes - 31 Dec 2019 22:16
What Will The Next Decade Bring? Economic growth and market returns are likely to be lower this decade than over the last one. But Commonwealth CIO Brad McMillan sees possibility ahead.
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Gig Companies Need Their Day in Court

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 20:41
Gig economy companies like Uber and Lyft may or may not win their legal challenge to California's ambitious new law. Their investors still could use the additional clarity--however it goes.
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How To Renew Your Relationships In The New Year One factor consistently distinguishes successful and lasting relationships from rocky ones.
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The Yield Curve Is No Longer Inverted: Has The U.S. Economy Dodged The Recession Bullet? Unfortunately, not yet. As we pointed out in a detailed interactive dashboard a couple of months ago, the Inverted Yield Curve is an important indicator of recession. But the yield curve has not always remained inverted ...
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Bitcoin Continues To Trade In A Channel Pattern Bitcoin has been trading in a channel pattern since June; how it breaks out from this channel is likely to determine its next major trend.
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Is Activision Blizzard's Stock Fairly Priced? Activision Blizzard's (NASDAQ: ATVI) stock is fairly priced in our view. We estimate the price to be $62 per share based on expected 2020 earnings, which compares with the current market price of $59. Activision Blizzard...
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How To Eradicate Corruption In Argentina With Cristina Kirchner As Your Vice President Will he be a puppet, controlled by Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, his vice-president who couldn't help but read his inaugural speech over his shoulder?
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Asian Economies Must Brace for Chill Wind From China

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 18:34
Asian economies with large manufacturing sectors, including South Korea and Taiwan, find themselves bound to China's real economic cycle. These countries must get comfortable using fiscal and monetary policy to fight the...
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Why MetLife's U.S. Segment Revenues Are Likely To Shrink $3 Billion In 2019 Growth in MetLife's (NYSE: MET) U.S. segment has been key to its intrinsic value over the years, as it is the highest contributing segment with an average revenue share of 51% over the last three years. The segment is ex...
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Lower-Income Households Reduce Payday Loans

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 17:50
Installment loans and online small-business lending are replacing payday loans for lower-income households, a new report shows. Each year they spend billions of dollars in fees and interest on products including auto loa...
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Cannabis Companies Brace For Defensive Mergers In 2020 The struggling cannabis sector is likely to see a wave of large and mid-sized mergers in 2020 as growth capital goes up in smoke, stock prices decline and producers report lower-than-expected sales.
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Argentina's Economy Depends On A Tough Debt Restructuring With The IMF & Private Creditors With Economy Minister Martín Guzmán in charge, Argentina will face a tough negotiation with private creditors and the IMF, in which the anti-austerity disciple of Joe Stiglitz will look to push payments out several yea...
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Allaying once-strong fears of heavy-duty money-market volatility at the end of the year, Wall Street's biggest banks once again sought far less liquidity from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York than the institution was...
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Commodities Fall on Last Day of Strong December

Wall Street Journal - 31 Dec 2019 17:37
Commodities fell in quiet trading but were still on track to close out December with outsize gains, highlighting how a brighter view of the world economy is supporting riskier investments entering 2020.
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