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News from the Markets [Investing Lab] If you no longer wish to receive our emails [follow this link to be removed.] [U-Turn Trade Idea: 8/23/16] Dear Investing Lab Subscribers, Your daily U-Turn Trade Alert has been updated to our members trade area. To access this time sensitive, potentially profitable U-Turn Trade Alert follow the link below. [Follow this link to get the full details of this potentially profitable trade idea.] 1 Chart Pattern Every Investor Should Know This little-known pattern preceded moves of 578% in ARWR, 562% in LCI, 513% in ICPT, 439% in EGRX, 408% in ADDUS and more...TFW16B [Click here to see if you can spot this pattern.] [Images] [New PlayStation 4 Proves Sony is Console King] Sony Corp. SNE plans to release a new, slimmer version of its base-model PlayStation 4 console next month, in addition to the new high-end model the company has already announced, sources familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal. With the PlayStation 4 nearing the third anniversary of its release, it’s not entirely surprising that Sony would look to update the appearance of its flagship console; the Japanese entertainment giant has released sleeker versions... [Read The Article Here] [Images] [Better Buy: Wells Fargo Company vs. JPMorgan] Big U.S. banks have earned very different reputations among investors and the public at large. Even though many Americans still blame large banks like Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) and JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) for helping to set the stage for the 2008 recession and financial crisis, those shareholders who stuck out the hard times have been rewarded for their patience and discipline, as the stocks have rallied to hit new all-time record highs. Both Wells and JPMorgan have done particularly well, outpacing many of their big-bank peers, but investors looking at the two stocks want to know... [Read The Article Here] Copyright © 2016 | Investing Lab, all rights reserved. [View this email in your browser] This newsletter does not provide financial advice. Please read our  [disclaimer.] If you no longer wish to receive our emails [follow this link to be removed.] Investing Lab - 2601 E. Oakland Park Blvd. Suite 503 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33306Â

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