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Swimming World Magazine According to a press release put out my Medibio, an evidence-based medical technology company located in Australia, Michael Phelps has been added to the organization’s Board of Directors. Medibio most recently developed an objective test that will … Michael Phelps, World Champion Athlete and Mental Health Advocate, Appointed to Medibio Board of DirectorsGlobeNewswire (press release) |
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The stock market had a lot in common with acclaimed sitcom “Seinfeld” last week. Except instead of laughing, investors simply yawned.
While Seinfeld has frequently been called a “show about nothing,” the US stock market did basically nothing, rising 0.5% over five of the most uneventful days you’ll ever see.
The S&P 500 didn’t move more than 0.48% in either direction during any given session. And the seven-day period heading into Friday saw the index locked in a range so tight that it’s only been seen twice since 1928, according to Raymond James chief investment strategist Jeff Saut.
Even the events that one would expect to roil markets have been met with a shrug. The passage of the American Health Care Act was met with apathy from investors in hospital companies, even though the group was seen as most vulnerable to the legislation. The S&P 500 was similarly nonplussed, finishing almost completely flat on the day.
The apparent lack of concern has been reflected in the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, a measure of expected price swings in US equities that serves as a barometer for investor nervousness. The so-called fear gauge slipped last week to its lowest since February 2007.
The stagnancy is no call for alarm, says Dr. Ed Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research, and the first person to compare the stock market to Seinfeld. He prefers to look at the situation from a different perspective — one that embraces the lack of negativity.
“Nothing bad is happening, which is good news for stocks,” he wrote in a May 3 blog post.
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FBI’s program has students in Fort Smith region looking at futures in …
Gurdon Times The FBI’s Future Agents in Training (FAIT) 2017 program is not only giving area high school students an in-depth look into the FBI, but is also setting them on the … |
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The RegTech Revolution: Start Here!
Lima Charlie News “RegTech: Enabling simple, reliable and cost-effective regulatory compliance through the use of new technology” – Michael Rice –Founder of RegTech Meetup NYC and RegTech Meetup DC. “ President Trump has said that he wants to dismantle the … |
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The airline announced it is the first to sign up to track its airplanes anywhere in the world using orbiting satellites.
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BRITISH PRIME MINISTER MAY SAYS IS CONFIDENT HAS PLAN TO WIN SUCCESSFUL DEAL IN EU TALKS
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