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Buy Tech on the Dips

Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist, US Trust-BoA Private Wealth Management, New York

26-Jul-16 07:07

Buy Tech on the Dips

It’s going to a be busy week for the world markets, with both central banks in US and Japan set to announce their interest rate decisions, and a slew of corporate earnings from the heavyweights of tech. Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist of US Trust-BoA Private Wealth Management in New York walks us through what to expect for the week ahead.


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