07-24-2016, 11:28 PM
In order to protect your portfolio, Cramer recommended covering the following five specific areas: 1. Gold 2. A dividend-paying stock with a high yield 3. Growth stocks 4. Speculative stocks 5. Stocks from a healthy geography "Cover all five bases, and you'll have a portfolio that can win in any market," Cramer said. Now, before you run out and buy stocks in all of Cramer's categories, there are a few essential tools needed to manage your own money. First, recognize the value of humility. Besides greed, nothing can cost an investor more than arrogance.
Jim Cramer's No. 1 rule for protecting your portfolio
Why shouldn't people support him? Everyone tends to forget that Erdogan's rule tripled the Turkish economy in size in the last 10 years. Turkish people now enjoy a very affordable universal health care system, education in public universities is free, and there has been a 30% increase in the minimum wage in 2016. The government also invested in huge infrastructure projects such as high-speed railways, highways, airports and dams. His government conducted substantial reforms to accelerate European Union accession negotiations, including bringing the right of individual application to Turkish Constitutional Court, a new measure to prevent the closure of political parties and a new criminal law to prevent violence against women, along with new incentives for female employment. His reforms focused on providing more rights and freedoms for Kurdish, Christian and Jewish minorities in the country.
The West should embrace Turkey's democratic resistance - CNN.com
One of the big takeaways from Wells' analysis is just how far from being accurate polls have become. That has worrying consequences for those of us who like political stability. When elections are predictable, it helps society — investors, job seekers, employers and retirees — plan for the future. The EU Referendum caused the pound and the FTSE 100 to both immediately collapse because no one was expecting Leave to win. Wells suggests all this is happening because more voters are appearing at the ballot box who are not detected by opinion polls.
Pollsters know why they were wrong about Brexit - Business Insider
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is calling for urgent action by world leaders to tackle slowing growth. The call came as the think tank cut its global economic forecasts for 2016. Last year, it forecast 2016 growth of 3.3%. It now says that will be just 3%. It said trade, investment and wage growth were all too weak, adding that cutting interest rates and other monetary policy fixes were not sufficient to reflate growth.
OECD: Urgent action needed to boost flagging global growth - BBC News
Robin, which goes on sale Thursday for $399, contains 32 gigabytes of built-in storage and 100 gigabytes of extra cloud-based storage. That’s all put to use with Nextbit-built software that sits atop the Marshmallow version of Android, paying attention to how often you do things like open certain apps and view photos; then it does its best to archive the things you use least on a faraway server in order to free up space on the handset itself.
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