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ARIA     GRPN      ZGNX

CECO     HBAN      DRYS

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Click to read - Where’s the next property bubble building? - Israel, Canada, Norway, Belgium, Australia, Dubai, Hong Kong, London and Singapore are all causing concern among economists and property market analysts. House prices have risen by close to 40 percent in Israel since 2009, with Norway up by nearly 30 percent and Switzerland by over 20 percent over the same period./span>

Click to read - Why Forward Contracts Are The Foundation Of All Derivatives - The most complex type of investment products fall under the broad category of derivative securities. For most investors, the derivative instrument concept is hard to understand. However, since derivatives are typically used by governmental agencies, banking institutions, asset management firms and other types of corporations to manage their investment risks, it is important for investors to have a general knowledge of what these products represent and how they are used by investment professionals.

Click to read  Fed to hold its fire this week, wants clearer economic view - Federal Reserve officials are unlikely to make any shift to monetary policy this week as they wait for more evidence of how badly Washington's budget battle has hurt the U.S. economy. Indeed, they could stand pat for the rest of the year.