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Sports is a burgeoning asset class, and there are many ways for public investors to play a winning game. Barron’s Senior Managing Editor Lauren R. Rublin and Associate Editor Andrew Bary speak with Christopher J. Marangi, President & Co-CIO, Value at GAMCO/Gabelli Funds, about in ...  Show more

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Andy Addison, proprietor of The Institutional View newsletter and research service, is a veteran technical analyst. He studies price action, moving averages, relative strength, and momentum indicators to gauge where asset prices may be headed. Barron's Senior Managing Editor Laur ...  Show more

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