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There was one big story in solar last week: the potential divorce of the co-sponsors of 8point3 Energy Partners. I’ve covered that here, and will discuss it more in the coming week as I talk to those involved in making decisions about the future of the yieldco. 

But for my weekly recap, there was some interesting research that may have a big impact on solar stocks over the next year or two. And two tech giants may even make their mark on solar energy. 

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Welcome to the early beginnings of the FX trading week, and good forex morning, afternoon or evening to all.
Market liquidity is super thin.

            EUR/USD 1.0587

I know this is a very basic question but how can someone compare quite accurate earnings vs a benchmark (Lets say noone can outperform a benchmark (SP500) )Is it commonly worked in Bps?

Since its legalization four years ago, online gambling in New Jersey has become the crutch upon which the state’s casino industry leans. Last year was the first year in a decade that Atlantic City’s gambling halls saw revenue rise year over year, and it was only because of internet gaming that it was able to do so. Without it, casino revenue would have declined once again.

As 2017 gets rolling, and relatively new online sites establish themselves in the state, investors may be surprised to learn which of New Jersey’s online casino operators are the fastest growing.

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Well we all know that more than 90% retail traders fail at some point, losing all their money or some part of their capital

I also hear a lot that it is not an easy task to beat SP500 on regular basis even for experienced traders.

So why don’t retail traders just invest their money in SP500? Why take the >90% risk of burning your capital when you have a “safe” way of making money longterm? Because as far as I read here people say that it is VERY hard to beat SP500 longterm

Why all that…

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1. Kyle Bass‏@Jkylebass 14h14 hours ago

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American families spend a little more than $3,000 on entertainment each year, or about what they shell out at restaurants. Two of the biggest line items are costs associated with accessing TV and movie content, which helps explain why companies are aggressively targeting these profitable niches.

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