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• Here are the areas of the stock market that'll get the biggest boost from Trump's tax overhaul

  23-12-2017 21:50 via feedproxy.google.com
  Equity strategists across Wall Street have been reluctant to price tax-reform expectations into their already-bullish forecasts.
  A successful Republican bill could lead to even more optimistic estimates, especially in areas like small caps, banks, and tech.With the Republican tax bill inches away from passage, many experts are expecting a fresh wave of strength in equities.
  Sure, strategists across Wall Street are already bullish on the prospect of more stock gains through the end of 2018. But
  
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• GOLDMAN SACHS: Here's how to make a killing in early 2018

  23-12-2017 21:09 via feedproxy.google.com
  Goldman Sachs finds that January has historically been filled with stock price-moving events, and recommends investors position accordingly.
  Most of the fluctuations result from corporate guidance and preannouncements that take place leading up to fourth quarter earnings season.Stock traders would be best advised to avoid a holiday hangover, because there have historically been huge money-making opportunities in January, when fourth quarter earnings season kicks off.
  That's according to Goldman
  
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• The 10 highest-grossing movies of 2017 that ruled the box office

  23-12-2017 20:43 via feedproxy.google.com
  It may come down to the wire, but with a couple more big releases on the horizon (“Jumanji” and “The Greatest Showman”) and “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” now in theaters, the movie industry might cross the $11 billion mark for the end of the year. That would be three straight years the biz has hit that milestone.
  Regardless, though, there were some major performers, including three very different kinds of movies crossing the $1 billion worldwide mark — and
  
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• An econ professor turned small-business owner breaks down his 3 big problems with the GOP tax plan

  23-12-2017 20:12 via feedproxy.google.com
  Tim Wulf, a Jimmy John's franchisee, says the Republican tax plan doesn't help small-business owners.
  Wulf, a former economics professor, says the tax bill lacks measures to boost labor productivity, which he identifies as the most important driver of US economic improvement.
  To that end, Wulf is most concerned with the expensing of equipment, interest on debt, and the tax cut being offered to S-corps and partnerships.
  Wulf is a Republican but says he keeps his politics out of his economic anal
  
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