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Tuesday, January 12th

Good Morning The U.S. equities markets fell on Monday after investors begin to turn their focus on new risks. Among them, growing political turmoil related to the Presidential election and the transition of power. The FBI reported protests at all 50 state capitals and in the District of Columbia. Democrats in the House of Representatives have already written new articles of impeachment and plan to vote on them this week. Elsewhere in the market, the Biden presidency threatens equity prices in other ways. Not only is the threat of higher corporate taxes real but an increasingly regulatory environment is expected. The sector most at risk is the tech-sector and that can be seen in the day's action. The NASDAQ Composite shed more than 1.50% while the S&P 500 and blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average posted much smaller losses.

Politics Asian stocks mixed as markets watch for Biden stimulus plan Asian stocks advanced Tuesday as investors watched for details of President-elect Joe Biden's promised economic stimulus plan. Shanghai, Tokyo and Hong Kong, which account for the bulk of the region's stock value, rose. Seoul, Sydney and Southeast Asian markets retreated. ... Read The Full Story >>

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Politics Global stocks rise as markets watch for Biden stimulus plan Global stock markets and U.S. futures rose Tuesday as investors waited for details of President-elect Joe Biden's promised economic stimulus plan. London and Frankfurt opened higher while Shanghai, Tokyo and Hong Kong advanced. Investors were encouraged by U.S. election... Read The Full Story >>

Politics Asian stocks gain as markets watch for Biden stimulus plan Asian stocks advanced Tuesday as investors watched for details of President-elect Joe Biden's promised economic stimulus plan. Shanghai, Tokyo and Hong Kong were higher. Seoul declined while Sydney swung between gains and losses. Overnight, Wall Street declined followin... Read The Full Story >>

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Markets F5 Networks (NASDAQ: FFIV) Begins 2021 At The Same Pace As 2020 A 6% jump in Friday’s session was enough to make shares of F5 Networks (NASDAQ: FFIV) among the best performing US equities on the day. At one point, shares were up more than 11% and at a new all time high, but ended up giving back about half that by the time the bell rang to start the weekend... Read The Full Story >>

Politics EU regulator is considering Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine The European Medicines Agency said AstraZeneca and Oxford University have submitted an application for their COVID-19 vaccine to be licensed across the European Union. In a statement Tuesday, the EU regulator said it has received a request for the vaccine to be green-lighted under an ... Read The Full Story >>

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