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3 Questions About Oil Prices After Drone Attacks in Saudi Arabia September 18, 2019 American Investor Today, Economy, Global Economy, Investing, U.S. Economy On September 14, two armed drones struck two oil installations inside Saudi Arabia. The attack caused oil prices to jump 14%, as well as growing uncertainty in the stock market. John Ross talks about what this means for oil prices in the U.S. You can still profit amidst the fear and volatility in the stock market. (4-minute read)
Trump Is Locked & Loaded as Oil Prices Surge Amid Saudi Drone Strikes September 16, 2019 Great Stuff Locked and Loaded … Depending on Verification Are you tired of boring old Russian cold wars and Chinese trade wars? Do you prefer your wars with a bit more heat? Well, have I got good news for you. After this weekend’s heated activity in Saudi Arabia, we could be closer than ever. Drone strikes against […]
Fear Did Not Win on September 11, 2001 September 11, 2019 Great Stuff Fear Did Not Win I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing on this day 18 year ago. It’s one of those memories that’s forever burned in my brain … like January 28, 1986. On September 11, 2001, I was working as an inventory database specialist at a small manufacturing plant in […]
Exclusive Cannabis Index Points to 1 Winner — and 2 Losers September 6, 2019 American Investor Today, Cannabis, Investing Back in May, Anthony Planas and a group of Banyan Hill analysts created the first ranking system for cannabis stocks. Today he discusses where eight stocks fall on his Green Flag Index, and he details the best and worst stock picks in the cannabis sector. (3-minute read)
China’s Breakthrough Tweet; Slack Gets Cut; Kellogg’s Incogmeato September 5, 2019 Great Stuff A Tweet Chinese Surprise I’m watching the markets tick higher today with amusement. The Dow is up 200 … 300 … 400 points. For some reason, I’m hearing this in Bono’s voice from “Bullet the Blue Sky.” And he’s peelin off those dollar bills, slappin them down. One hundred, two hundred. As Great Stuff predicted […]





