Self Folding Laundry could be a truly positive productivity enhancement.  No joke!

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The “Fast Money Halftime Report” traders discuss the technology sector which is up 17% this year. Karen Firestone, Aureus Asset Management CEO, talks about the connection between world markets and technology.

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“Fast Money Halftime Report” traders discuss retail’s competition with the ecommerce sector. Karen Firestone, Aureus Asset Management CEO, weighs in.

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“Fast Money Halftime Report” traders and Karen Firestone, Aureus Asset Management CEO, discuss the best bets in the energy sector.

 

Kari Firestone was on CNBC’s Squawk Box this morning to talk about how Aureus feels about the economy as we move through 2017.

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This article, recently posted in The Upshot section of The New York Times, discusses the worldwide glut of oil, steel, and workers and the implications this glut has on inflation. Inflation expectations in recent months have come back down since the election surge.

 

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Kari was on CNBC’s The Halftime Report to talk about the prospects of Charles Schwab (SCHW) and why she is long the name.

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Kari recently wrote a piece for CNBC about the recent divergence between “soft” data (economic surveys and sentiment indicators) and “hard” data (actual economic data points like jobs numbers and the unemployment rate). The data tells two different stories.

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Gene Todd, First Bank, and Karen Firestone, Aureus Asset Management, weigh in on the markets ahead of the big health care vote.

Jeff Bezos figured out that the typical connection between company value and EARNINGS was not sacred. He promised innovation with “lowest price” with no or little profit and investors made him and Amazon among the richest in the world.

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