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Rob Isbitts

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Bear slayer. Innovator. I run a Substack at Etfyourself.com and developed a risk scoring system at ROAR.PiTrade.com

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I spent the first decade of my career on Wall Street. I have spent the last 2 decades helping people understand Wall Street. A thought-leader, 3-time author and former mutual fund manager. My work for Forbes.com aims to break investment myths and bring common sense analysis to my audience. My firm's website is www.SungardenInvestment.com. Connect with me on Linked In, follow me on Twitter @robisbitts. Financial Advisors can visit www.TheHedgedInvestor.com for more.

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By Rob Isbitts
| pcefloydada.com
In regional equity allocation, Japan and China often act as a financial seesaw. When one market attracts international inflows, the other frequently suffers outflows. I started in the investment business way back in 1986, and at that time, Japan had just entered the top tier of the equity world. It was added to the MSCI EAFE Index, a global stock market benchmark, that year. Japanese companies were put on a pedestal for a brief period… until the 1987 crash changed everything.
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The S&P 500’s Danger Zone Is Hiding in These 100 Stocks. 2 Ways to Protect Yourself from the Implosion.

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By Rob Isbitts
| Barchart
The S&P 500 Index ($SPAA) has held its ground better than the Nasdaq-100 Index ($IUXX). Some sectors are doing better than others. It is both a frightened market and a confident one. Eventually, something has to give. The market simply cannot straddle both worlds forever. With this in mind, I’m looking to find the soft spots – the segments that are hanging in for now, but look ready to fall off the proverbial cliff at any moment. So far I’ve found high-beta stocks to be most at risk.
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