Fed does nothing on a split decision. No worries. The economy is fine, meh. Wait for December. Wall Street is happy. Bank of Japan leaves rates unchanged but mixes up asset purchases. OECD low growth trap. Lula faces criminal charges. UN gets commitments for Paris Climate Accord – it is going to happen. Swap your Galaxy Note 7. Allo Google. AT&T goes electric. Tesla hacked. IPO fever. Leon Cooperman, insider trader. Ms. Brescher goes to Washington. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 09-21-2016   DOW + 163 = 18,293 SPX + 23 = 2163 NAS + 53 = 5295 10 Y – .02 = 1.67% OIL + 1.57 = 45.62 GOLD + 20.30 = 1335.90 Today is Fed Day.  The Federal Open Market Committee left interest rates unchanged, although it was a split decision. Their statement noted that the labor market continued to strengthen and economic activity has picked up in the second half; household spending is growing but business fixed investment remains soft. Inflation remains tame and “Near-term risks to the economic outlook appear roughly balanced.”  After a two-day session the Committee decided “that the case for an increase in the federal funds rate has strengthened but decided, for the time being, to wait for further evidence of continued progress toward its objectives.”   The last time the Fed raised interest rates was December 2015; and they expected to raise rates twice in 2016. They have now held six straight policy meetings with no action. Now the focus will ...