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The following article by David Haggith was published on The Great Recession Blog:

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I’m learning about futures now (not trading, but plan to trade one day). I’ve see that the Russell index futures are transitioning from ICE to CME (http://www.reuters.com/article/cme-lse-ice-idUSL1N10E2JZ20150803).

“Derivatives based on the Russell 1000 indexes will be listed on CME in the fourth quarter and will trade on both CME and ICE until July 1, 2017”.

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Watch 108.75 in the day ahead
Trump sent the US dollar lower with some jawboning and an of a dovish Fed.
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The 200-day moving average is at 108.75. It could be a long, ugly fall if that gives way.

I started investing with my two boys when they were just five- and seven-years-old. This gave them about a 30 year advantage over their dad of buying their first stock. Along the way, we’ve learned some lessons of long-term investing and seen some pretty great returns as well.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) was one of the stocks that my kids bought before I owned any shares of the electric vehicle maker. They thought the technology was cool, Elon Musk was as talented as Iron Man, and they kept seeing more and more Tesla’s on the road.

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Roughly 60% of renters say they plan to rent their next home.
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Interest rate and APR have different definitions, but are used interchangeably when it comes to credit cards. Essentially, APR is the annualized cost of borrowing money, including interest charges as well as any borrowing fees. Many credit cards have variable APRs that change over time, and some have 0% APR introductory offers that can save cardholders money.

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The Oracle of Omaha doesn’t want to ride the stagecoach anymore.