Plus, what could be more fun than insurance seriously. This is an interesting situation. Its captivating when captain coe explains how options action starts right now. U. S. Markets rallied for a strong week, but the start master and mike sa there is value to be found across the pacific what are you looking at in japan . Before we get to the charts, what we know is yeartodate, the nikkei is virtually unchanged. The s p is up 8 . First, taiwan versus korea so instead of using the Taiwan Stock Exchange index or the kospi, were using the ewt for taiwan and ewy for korea they are literally neck and neck. Its a perfect set of parallel lines. Now, add in japan, ewz, the i shares for japan. Here you see the divergence. If i were to include the spy, it would look identical which is to say these are all in dollars so we have adjusted out for the currency that comparative chart is the opportunity, japan lagging. And so take a look now at the individual i shares thems seelv. First ewt. Ive circle
This is an interesting situation. Its captivating when professor co explains how. Options action starts right now. U. S. Markets rallied for a strong week, but the start master and mike say there is value to be found across the pacific. Break down the charts for us here, what are you looking at in japan . Before we get to the charts, what we know is yeartodate, the nikkei is virtually unchanged. The s p is up 8 . With that in mind, lets look at a few charts first, taiwan versus korea so instead of using the Taiwan Stock Exchange index or the kospi, were using the ewt for and eye for korea and what you see is their neck and neck, a set of parallel lines. Now, add in japan, ewz, the i shares for japan. Here you see the divergence. If i were to include the spy, it would look identical which is to say these are all in dollars so we have adjusted out for the currency that comparative chart is the opportunity, japan lagging. And so take a look now at the individual i shares themselves. First
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Restrictions and more americans staying home. Well talk with white house economic advisor, larry brdlow, and the head of bank moynihan. First an update on the virus and toll. In the u. S. , 49 states and the district of columbia have reported over 3,000 cases of corona virus. The death toll stands of at least 60. Globally, 142 countries have reported over 156,000 cases with the International Death toll over 5800. There are now travel restrictions on nonamericans coming into the u. S. From 28 european country, including new restrictions on incoming travel from the uk and ireland that will go into effect monday night. We begin with three reports around the world. First with paula reed. Good morning, margaret. This is a critical moment for the Trump Administration marred by mixed messages and missed opportunities to prepare ande tests widely available. After days saying he didnt need one, President Trump revealed he had been tested for corona virus. The white house revealed yesterday that
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