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| Oil prices rallied the most in history last week, but the 40%-plus gains only lifted prices from just under $20 to near $30. That's not going to make anyone in Texas or North Dakota feel better. U.S. shale producers need oil prices over $50 to be comfortable, and even at that level they don't make a ton of profits. The market got a boost when President Trump planned to meet with oil executives READ MORE » | | | [Sponsored] The sad reality is that the widespread Coronavirus has caused massive volatility and is beginning to unravel all of the market gains from the past 4 years. On average people have lost up to almost 30% of their investment portfolio. Everyone worldwide is desperate to find a way to get this bleeding to stop. Well... almost everyone. READ MORE » | | |
| Check out Episode 3 of The Get Informed, America Podcast with Dave and Rodney This week Dave and Rodney dive into all the most recent current events, including: the energy market, China, and good news rapid fire segment! View the podcast and subscribe here » | | |
| A well-regarded University of Washington model shows that the number of deaths in New York City should peak around April 11, and deaths should peak across the nation around April 16. It looks like Italy, the worst hit spot in Europe so far, has already turned the corner. Italy reported its lowest daily death toll related to the coronavirus for more than two weeks on Sunday READ MORE » | | | Redflex has a pretty good gig. The company monitors red light camera across the country, noting drivers who don't stop before making right hand turns and those who run red lights straightaway. But the coronavirus clampdown has taken many commuters and leisure drivers off the road, dramatically reducing the number of traffic violations and Redflex's revenue. READ MORE » | | |
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