Brexit paused. Bullard goes dovish. Housing starts dip. Amazon automates.  Local Motors prints a bus and it drives away by itself. NASA flies an electric plane. The robot uprising gets off to a slow start. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 06-17-2016 DOW – 57 = 17,675 SPX – 6 = 2071 NAS – 44 = 4800 10 Y + .05 = 1.62% OIL + 1.92 = 48.13 GOLD + 20.00 = 1299.00 This week the Dow and S&P 500 each lost 1 percent while the Nasdaq gave up almost 2 percent. The Dow and S&P are still not far from record highs. Still, the Dow made a run at the 18,000 level and failed; the S&P 500 broke through 2100 and then fell back. It seems they just can’t break through. The major headwinds appear to be the Brexit and slowing growth.   The International Monetary Fund delayed a report on Britain’s economy, due on Thursday, for 24 hours and both sides of the referendum suspended campaigns due to the murder of a Member of Parliament and “Remain” campaigner Jo Cox. The IMF says a marked rise in political risks threatens to derail the Eurozone’s still fragile recovery.  IMF chief Christine Lagarde said the IMF was “neutral” regarding the Brexit vote, but they have “concluded that the economic risks of leaving are firmly to the downside.”   The Bank of England and the ECB seem to be preparing for some kind of a meltdown if the Brits vote to leave, although ...