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Financial Services Will Get Cheaper, Long-Term
Simply, the long-term cost of financial services is down—technology will see to it. This feature will overwhelm even the politicians’ ability to cause inefficiencies and higher costs.
Million-Dollar Traders Replaced With Machines: Credit Markets– Bloomberg Businessweek
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> Capital Markets Research Team Leader at Fisher Investments
> Senior Editor and recurring columnist at MarketMinder.com
> Author of 20/20 Money and four other books
> Lecturer at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business on topics in Money Management
> Extensive public speaking in economics, behavioral finance, psychology, and mythology
> Holds a doctorate degree in the field of Mythological Studies and Psychology
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