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Jonathan Rose

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After a four-year stint in the Air Force, I spent about a decade in executive support doing work I didn't love but wasn't bad at.

Started blogging in 2014, and — after a 2015 layoff — decided to pursue my journalism degree at Metropolitan State University of Denver. That led to an internship at the Denver Business Journal, which in turn led to my role as associate editor, where I oversee all events and award-related editorial content.

In my spare time, I cover the cannabis and higher-education…

Jonathan Rose’s Journalist Portfolio

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Charlotte's Web aims to dominate CBD trade as hemp market opens up - Denver Business Journal

Charlotte's Web aims to dominate CBD trade as hemp market opens up - Denver Business Journal

As cannabis companies, hemp farmers, CBD manufacturers and other players celebrate the passing of the 2018 Fa…

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How big research money at universities benefits Colo. companies - Denver Business Journal

How big research money at universities benefits Colo. companies - Denver Business Journal

Colorado universities are pulling in record-breaking amounts of research funding, fueling research in coordin…

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Legal hemp is on the horizon, and Colorado companies are ready to roll - Denver Business Journal

Legal hemp is on the horizon, and Colorado companies are ready to roll - Denver Business Journal

With the stroke of a pen, the production and use of hemp could officially be legal in all 50 states - a feat …

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Book of Lists Extra: How collaboration separates Denver from the pack - Denver Business Journal

Book of Lists Extra: How collaboration separates Denver from the pack - Denver Business Journal

Editor's note: The 2018-19 Book of Lists was mailed to our paid subscribers as our Dec. 28 issue. Digital sub…

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Special Report: The Denver area's Most Admired CEOs - Denver Business Journal

Special Report: The Denver area's Most Admired CEOs - Denver Business Journal

Denver Business Journal honored the metro area's Most Admired CEOs at an event at the Denver Marriott Tech Ce…

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How Colorado cannabis companies plan to leverage the Canadian market - Denver Business Journal

How Colorado cannabis companies plan to leverage the Canadian market - Denver Business Journal

Tensions may be high in trade talks between the U.S. and Canada at the federal level, but a spirit of coopera…

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Stop Trading These 10 Leveraged ETFs Built to Lose

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Wall Street is very good at giving traders exactly what they think they want—and charging them for what they don’t understand. Leveraged ETFs can make you feel like you’ve found a shortcut. But the problem with shortcuts is that if they really worked as easily as advertised, they wouldn’t be shortcuts — they’d be the way. I’m sure many of you have traded them before. And if we’re being honest with ourselves… you might even have liked trading them. They move. A lot. And that’s exactly the problem.
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Stop trading these 10 leveraged ETFs built to lose

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By Jonathan Rose 
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Wall Street is very good at giving traders exactly what they think they want—and charging them for what they don't understand. Leveraged ETFs can make you feel like you've found a shortcut. But the problem with shortcuts is that if they really worked as easily as advertised, they wouldn't be shortcuts — they'd be the way. I'm sure many of you have traded them before. And if we're being honest with ourselves… you might even have liked trading them. They move. A lot. And that's exactly the problem.
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