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The article discusses expectations of stock market experts from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, suggesting that Trump is to end job restrictions for energy industry and take new actions regarding Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The article advises readers on an investment strategy involving doubling up of underperforming investment portfolios to extract value out of good stocks going through a rough patch, using Teva Pharmaceuticals company as an example

The article discusses the social networking service company Twitter related rumors based on the institutional investors, and fund managers.

The article provides news and information on some of the top resorts in the U.S. for 2012. Ken Griffin of Citadel Investments is rumored to have spent 130 million U.S. dollars in 2012 buying several ocean front lots in Palm Beach, Florida. The Park City Mountain resort in Park City, Utah offers alpine activities such as boating on the Weber River and fly-fishing on the Provo and Weber rivers. Mount Desert Island in Maine offers outdoor activities at the Northeast Harbor Golf Club.

The article discusses the impact of the President-elect of the U.S. Donald J. Trump U.S. president victory on the stock markets and options markets, informing that the stocks have sinked after the win and has created new opportunities in the market.

The article forecasts increase in value of defense shares due to increase in increase in military budgets in Europe and the U.S. post possible win of politician Donald Trump as president of the U.S., and talks of America's war against terrorism, and Swiss bank Credit Suisse's expectations.

The article discusses the feasibility of investing in the stocks of Chipotle Mexican Grill. Topics covered include financial challenges faced by the company because of the food poisoning scandal, JPMorgan analyst John Ivankoe's decision to raise his rating on Chipotle and the prediction that the company's stock will be trading at 510 dollars by December 2016.

The article advises readers to invest in stocks such as CME Group and CBOE Holdings investment companies, which stand to gain from uncertainty regarding interest rates and residual fallout on equity markets caused by rumblings of a possible end to the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing program.

An interview with several financial experts about the issue of volatility is presented. Black-Scholes formula for derivatives co-developer Myron Scholes discusses whether volatility is an asset class itself, the inverse correlation between an equity portfolio and the movement of the Chicago Board of Trade's Volatility Index (CBOE-VIX) as explained by CBOE chairman William J. Brodsky and trading strategist Larry McMillan discussing the biggest misconception about the VIX.