Housing market recovery lifts hopes for builders
America's markets see housing as a beacon of hope as unemployment falls to 5.1 and rates stay low. Builders show confidence with an October index hitting a post-recession high and September housing starts likely rising to 1.145 million, led by potential uptick in single family homes.
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Did You Know Facts About SigFig Tracking Investors
A compact look at how American investors utilize SigFig tracking services to monitor portfolios. The report highlights user adoption trends, key features such as fee analytics and risk assessments, and how brokers interface with SigFig for real time data and insights.
America's investors weigh tech stocks in SigFig data
More than half a million investors nationwide with assets totaling about 200 billion dollars use SigFig to track portfolios. The 5 day and 6 month averages show equities around 51 to 70 percent for moderate, 30 to 50 percent for balanced, and 71 percent or more for aggressive allocations. AAPL leads as largest holding and most bought. MSFT is most sold.
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Stocks Climb As Tech and Travel Stocks Rally
Delta Air Lines nears a 2015 high despite weakness in some foreign markets as a stronger dollar bets against the euro. Royal Caribbean expects holiday cruise traffic to surge in China, while Micron advances on news of 380 XPoint co developed with Intel and a CEO pay cut. Delta, Royal Caribbean, and Micron lead a three day gain.
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Barbie or Frozen Stocks Split Over Toy Makers Fortunes
Investors favor Mattel or Hasbro amid a soft quarter for both. Hasbro shares fell 7 percent after revenue missed estimates while Mattel declined 18 percent year over year. Growth remains stronger for Hasbro, but Mattel tops in size and upside potential per analysts.
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Chicago spoofing case targets 3 Red Trading LLC
A Chicago firm 3 Red Trading LLC and CEO Igor Oystacher were accused by the CFTC of spoofing to profit from futures across crude oil natural gas copper and more on CME NYMEX and other exchanges between 2011 and 2014. The civil action seeks penalties and trading bans while defendants deny the charges.
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