Market Notes: September 19th 2014

Today, Alibaba entered into the long list of publicly traded company at a whopping valuation of over $231 Billion. Shares opened at $92.70 to an anticipating market. The deal was structured in a unique way that shows that the company is beyond confident in the performance of its shares. The Alibaba IPO could see as much as $8 billion shares offloaded by its underwriters on day one of public trading.

We also take a look at geopolitical activity in the U.K and macroeconomic events in the US. Find today's letter to contain all the pertinent information for your investing knowledge.

In The Letter

- Chinese QE as well
- Negative interest rates have come to fruition
- Oracle finds new leaders
- The result from the Scottish vote for independence from its 300 year union with the U.K

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Weekend Notes

It has been quite a week in economic and investing news. Continued monetary policy in Europe has its many effects both real and anticipated. The attached file outlines this weeks news stories and other important investment decision making information.

In the letter

- Alibaba is set to join the list of publicly traded companies at $60 - $65
- The ECB continues to fear inflation and seeks to protect itself by a surprising decrease in interest rates.
- The ECB looks to stimulate bank lending and consumer spending by employing its own QE measures as the US looks to unwind their measures.
-Tesla looks to expand production to Texas.

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