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It’s quite well known that driverless cars and trucks are in the fast lane en route to commercialization. However, it’s probably flying under many investors’ radars that several companies, notably aerospace giants Airbus (NASDAQOTH: EADSY) and Boeing (NYSE: BA), are working on developing pilotless planes.

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Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is often considered a good tech play for conservative investors, since its networking hardware business has a wide moat, the stock is cheap relative to its peers, and it pays a solid dividend. However, four big risks could still cause Cisco to either stagnate or crash in the near future.

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We’ve a couple of previews posted already:
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And there will more to come.
This from UBS:
We project continued strength in payrolls in August,

I guess this is a chicken or the egg question. But are chart patterns formed intentionally or unintentionally?
Do institutions buy and sell in a fashion that creates a flag for example so as to signal to other traders.
Or are patterns formed unintentionally?

The science behind Wall Street executives’ love of huge watches

The Trump administration is cutting nearly $116 million from outreach programs and ads aimed at getting people signed for the Affordable Care Act during its upcoming open enrollment period, a move likely to cheer ACA opponents but inflame Democrats who fear the administration is undermining the health law.
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You know, everyone speaks about hindsight.

But this one was a humdinger. I remember about a year ago some big storm came through the Gulf of Mexico, and noticed how RB prices jumped. I was not following RB at that time on the charts, just a passing interest.

But this year Harvey totally screwed the refineries, right near the expiration of the Sep RB contract. CL dropped, surprisingly, but logically. And so what do we get from the news of Harvey hitting TX on Friday until today, the day…

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