…..Brexit will hurt. EU will keep Russian sanctions. Tech against immigration ban. Fiduciary rule and Dodd-Frank not really dead. When central banks stop buying bonds. JPMorgan on Chinese bonds. US adds oil rigs. Hudson’s Bay considers Macy’s. Earnings season rolls on: Tyson, Toyota, Hasbro. OK Google, turn off the commercial.   Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 02-06-2017 DOW – 19 = 20,052 SPX – 4 = 2292 NAS – 3 = 5663 RUT – 11 = 1366 10 Y – .08 = 2.41% OIL – .72  = 53.11 GOLD + 15.70 = 1236.20 Traders around the world seem uncertain about whether to buy or sell. European markets were mixed. Most Asian markets ended the day with gains. This follows a week where U.S. stocks dropped and then slowly climbed back up. The Dow Jones industrial average ended the week with a 0.1% dip. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq each edged up by 0.1% over the week.   Big business in the UK is starting to feel the pain from Brexit. An Ipsos Mori poll of senior executives at more than 100 of the top 500 companies in the UK found that 58% of businesses believe they are starting to feel the impact of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.   A decision on a Scottish referendum is coming soon. When the U.K. triggers Article 50 to leave the EU, it might also trigger a fresh independence referendum. Scotland – one of the United Kingdom’s four nations along with England, Wales and Northern Ireland – voted to keep its ...