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Yandex N.V. (NASDAQ: YNDX) announced reasonably strong second-quarter 2017 results on Friday morning, detailing broad-based growth across all of its various business segments and an intriguing partnership with Uber. But with shares down 4% on the day in response, that growth wasn’t enough to appease the market.

Shares of the Russian internet search leader are still up more than 46% so far in 2017 as of this writing. Let’s take a closer look at what Yandex accomplished over the past few months, as well as what investors can expect going forward.

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Though not everyone falls clearly into one of two distinct categories, in work and in life, there are introverts and extroverts. Introverts, by nature, typically recharge their emotional batteries by spending time alone. In fact, their energy can seem entirely drained when they’re around other people for extended periods of time. Extroverts, by contrast, thrive on mingling with other people. They don’t mind large crowds, and they generally prefer the company of others to solo downtime.

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Though not everyone falls clearly into one of two distinct categories, in work and in life, there are introverts and extroverts. Introverts, by nature, typically recharge their emotional batteries by spending time alone. In fact, their energy can seem entirely drained when they’re around other people for extended periods of time. Extroverts, by contrast, thrive on mingling with other people. They don’t mind large crowds, and they generally prefer the company of others to solo downtime.

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Population growth is responsible for the majority of GDP growth…so a downturn in population growth matters…particularly when population growth shifts from wealthy or developing nations to the poorest.  I’m not describing something that may happen in the future…I’m describing what has already happened that is continuing to send progressively larger tsunamis swamping the world economy and has the central bankers doing everything and anything to try to sustain the unsustainable.

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Population growth is responsible for the majority of GDP growth…so a downturn in population growth matters…particularly when population growth shifts from wealthy or developing nations to the poorest.  I’m not describing something that may happen in the future…I’m describing what has already happened that is continuing to send progressively larger tsunamis swamping the world economy and has the central bankers doing everything and anything to try to sustain the unsustainable.

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