AUD/USD Weekly Price Forecast – Australian dollar pulled back during the week

The Australian dollar initially rallied during the trading sessions that made up the week but gave back the gains at the 0.7 to handle two turn around and reach towards the 0.7150 level. At this point, it looks like a pullback is very likely but quite frankly I'm not concerned about the Australian dollar, I think this is to simply more rotating going on. The market clearly has been trying to build up a bit of momentum to the upside and it looks as if we still have some work to do.

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  GBP/USD Weekly Price Forecast – British pound falls for the week

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The Best Places to Retire to Abroad

Best Countries for Retirees in 2019 To determine which countries are the best for retirees, International Living uses a scoring system that measures a variety of factors, including: ease of buying and owning property and the value of property investments cost of renting benefits and discounts on things such as health care and entertainment visa and residency requirements cost of living fitting in and how easy it is to make friends entertainment and amenities healthy living development and infrastructure climate stability of the country's political situation The countries with the highest cumulative average score across all those categories ranked in the top 10, and here they are: 1.

U.S. Small Caps at Two Crucial Junctures, Strategist Says

The Russell 2000 index of small-cap stocks has fallen 1.5 percent since Feb. 22, while the S&P 500 index, which tracks the biggest American companies, has risen 4 percent. “This divergence is a concern because the Russell has been an excellent leading indicator for the rest of the market on many occasions in the past,” Maley wrote. The performance of the Russell 2000 is often seen as reflecting sentiment about the U.S. economy, as the companies tend to be more domestically focused versus the relatively international firms in the S&P 500.

Here's what smart rich people really do with their nest egg

Most people think they're above average in intelligence, relationship status and professional achievement. Social scientists call this “illusory superiority.” My business partner Scott Puritz, has found the one area where even above-average people, objectively smart, rich, successful professionals, seem to wave the white flag and admit to not understanding — money and investing. “One of the most shocking things is the low-level financial literacy throughout our culture,” Puritz told the Washington Post.

Don't Miss Out on the Netflix of 5G Stocks

That's because, of all the winners that 5G stocks will create, Intel believes it's already lost out in the mobile 5G space, which our own Matt McCall predicts to be a mega-opportunity that comes along once in a lifetime: “Only one company can be first. But in the coming years there will be a slew of big winners as 5G becomes mainstream,” Matt wrote recently on InvestorPlace.com. Let's take a trip down memory lane to better understand the opportunity we have with 5G stocks … Long before Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), there was Blockbuster.

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Japan-Built Mitsubishi Regional Jet Finally Set to Take Flight

A new, long-delayed 88-passenger jet from Japan may finally be the right plane at the right time. The Mitsubishi Regional Jet, the first airliner built in Japan since the 1960s, began certification flights last month in Moses Lake, Washington, to satisfy that demand. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s new airliner is testing the skies just as rivals are moving to sell off their manufacturing operations for jets with up to 160 seats.

Best Time To Buy A Car: Shopping On These Days And Months Will Save You Tons Of Money

Best Time To Buy A Car: Shopping On These Days And Months Will Save You Tons Of Money

Top 10 Indian Entrepreneurs

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Watch out for these 10 'retirement killers'

A recent study has revealed for the first time the 10 biggest causes of financial regret among those who have retired or are near to retirement. The information may help those who are currently working and saving, by giving them more ability to plan their finances and prepare. A survey of “Saving Regret” targeted 1,600 Americans aged 60 to 79 to ask them about whether they had saved enough money — and if not, why not.

The Top 4 Boeing Shareholders (BA)

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The Top 5 Beer Stocks of 2018

The world loves beer, and Americans too are fond of the low-alcohol drink! The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) cites a Gallup poll which indicates that beer has remained the top preferred drink over the last 15 years, with wine and spirits taking the second and third spots, respectively. As per the 2018 report by the Beer Institute, more than 5,600 active breweries are actively operating in the U.S. which includes operations by both privately-held and publicly-listed companies. Such businesses are engaged in producing and selling alcohol beverages primarily in the domestic market and in select global markets or are in the associated businesses like operating as a local partner for a larger beer multinational.

Technical Analysis: Why Investors Should Sell Into Strength And Lock In Profits

Technical Analysis: Why Investors Should Sell Into Strength And Lock In Profits

Top 3 ETFs for Long-Term Investors

Top ETFs for Long-Term Investors If you're a long-term investor planning your portfolio for 2019, here are some ETF best bets: (All year-to-date (YTD) performance figures are based on fiscal year 2019. Funds were selected based on a combination of performance over time and assets under management (AUM). All figures were current as of Feb. 3, 2019.

Lyft's Fast-Slumping Stock Quickly Leads to Investor Lawsuits

For Lyft Inc., whose stock has tumbled sharply since its March 28 launch, it took less than three weeks for disillusioned shareholders to sue the company over claims they were taken for a ride. Such lawsuits are a rite of passage for newly public companies, and have become even more common after the 2008 financial crisis, according to Cornerstone Research. Lyft was accused in two nearly identical complaints filed April 16 of exaggerating in its prospectus when it said its U.S. market share was 39 percent.

These are the bad things about early retirement that no one talks about

For the first year after leaving my job, I wondered how the business was doing without me. Could they really survive without my expertise? After all, I was there for 11 years.

I Make $107K As A Physician Assistant In Mental Health Care

In our series My 6-Figure Paycheck, women making more than $100,000 open up about how they got there and what exactly they do. We take a closer look at what it feels like to be a woman making six figures — when only 5% of American women make that much, according to the U.S. Census — w ith the hope it will give women insight into how to better navigate their own career and salary trajectories. Job: Physician Assistant in Community Mental Health Age: 26 Location: Yakima, WA Degree: Bachelor of Science in Biology, Master of Physician Assistant Studies First salary: $31,000 Current Salary: $107,000 As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?

UnitedHealth beats expectations all around, stock still lags

UnitedHealth Group beat first-quarter expectations and hiked its 2019 forecast, but shares of the nation's largest health insurer continued their slump as investors worry about growing Congressional scrutiny of how the company and its competitors do business. Shares of health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, have bounced up and down this year, as Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders launched a renewed push for a "Medicare for All" plan that could replace private coverage and as Congressional committees grilled PBM executives over their role in soaring drug costs. While Medicare for All has little chance of getting through a politically divided Congress, other Democrats support the idea, and the uncertainty produced by such a big potential change can make investors nervous.

Fast growing San Francisco cloud company files for IPO

San Francisco-based Fastly jumped into the IPO queue Friday on the heels of a successful public debut of enterprise software company PagerDuty, also based in the city. The fast-growing eight-year-old company, which bumped up its global headcount by 18.5 percent to 449 employees at the end of last year, revealed its financial performance in its IPO filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Its revenue grew to $144 million in 2018, up 37.8 percent over the previous year, and it was able to shrink its net losses to $30.9 million from $32.5 million during that same time period.