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Using the Fed to Find a New Market

Michael Rose
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If anyone looking for a new market to invest in, consider playing around the the Federal Reserve's GeoFRED maps. 

The St. Louis fed has a very popular website that regularly publishes economic data; they also break down certain data sets by state or county. For instance, I looked up total violent and property crime along with median household income. Now I know that, if I want to invest in my current state of Texas, Presidio County might be a good place to start networking. 

https://geofred.stlouisfed.org

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