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  Stocks risk a bubble by pushing too high, too fast

  By Jeff Greenblatt  |  November 17, 2013

  The stock market could use a healthy correction soon, before prices start rising at an unsustainable pace.

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  BlackRock hires Citigroup’s Lord to oversee ETF unit in Europe

  By Alexis Leondis, Bloomberg  |  November 11, 2013

  BlackRock Inc. hired Rachel Lord from Citigroup Inc. to oversee its iShares ETF unit in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

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  ETFs churning most cash ever as $47 billion flows to market

  By Whitney Kisling and Nick Taborek, Bloomberg  |  October 21, 2013

  Money has been flowing in and out of financial markets more rapidly than ever before this year, a bullish signal as the threat of a U.S. government default fades.

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  Dan Gramza: Stocks aiming higher on positive politics

  By Dan Gramza  |  October 14, 2013

  The tone has shifted in Washington, D.C., to get a deal done. The market should continue responding positively.

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  Default threat could push into overtime for stocks

  By Jeff Greenblatt  |  October 7, 2013

  Legislators have nothing to lose -- except the good credit of the United States. The default debate likely will push to the bitter end.

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  No post-Fed party for insurance ETFs

  By Benzinga.com  |  September 20, 2013

  Sector ETFs that have reacted poorly to the no tapering news include regional bank and insurance funds, two sub-industries that had rallied as 10-year Treasury yields surged almost 41% from May 22 through Sept. 17.

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  Economy, Syria, long-term cycles converge amid market volatility

  By Jeff Greenblatt  |  September 9, 2013

  A number of factors are in play that could power some large moves in the financial markets.

• Leveraging futures vs. ETN differentials

  By Paul D. Cretien  |  August 23, 2013

  The metals markets have experienced a big trend shift this year. Here’s how the relationships among different contracts are evolving.

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  Dan Gramza: Nasdaq carries positive momentum through weekend

  By Dan Gramza  |  July 29, 2013

  The Nasdaq should stay strong to kick off the week, while the euro should gain vs. the dollar.

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  Gold ETP assets drop below 2,000 tons first time since 2010

  By Phoebe Sedgman and Glenys Sim, Bloomberg  |  July 9, 2013

  Holdings in gold-backed exchange- traded products fell below 2,000 metric tons for the first time since May 2010 after bullion slumped on expectations the Federal Reserve will taper stimulus measures.