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To understand what’s going on in today’s oil market (and to suss out what will happen next), we need to go back a few years… Don’t Bank on Higher Oil Prices This Summer
by Matt Badiali March 24, 2017 Oil
To understand what’s going on in today’s oil market (and to suss out what will happen next), we need to go back a few years…
Many are calling auto loans the next subprime crisis. They're too polite to point out the cause of the problem, but I will assign blame to the responsible. The Government Changes Markets, Often for the Worse
by Michael Carr March 23, 2017 Government & Politics
Many are calling auto loans the next subprime crisis. They're too polite to point out the cause of the problem, but I will assign blame to the responsible.
Given the pace of advancement in recent years with robotics and AI, we are left with the question: Can too much technology be a bad thing? The AI Revolution
by Joseph Hargett March 22, 2017 Global Economy
Given the pace of advancement in recent years with robotics and AI, we are left with the question: Can too much technology be a bad thing?
Using my “platform investing” technique will help you uncover your own ideas and turn investment trends into potential profits. How to Use The ‘Platform Investing’ Trading Strategy
by Jeff Yastine March 22, 2017 Investment Opportunities
Using my “platform investing” technique will help you uncover your own ideas and turn investment trends into potential profits.
America’s car-buying boom is fueled by so-called subprime auto loans that are very much like the infamous subprime mortgages of the 2008 financial crisis. The New Subprime Risk
by Jeff Yastine March 21, 2017 U.S. Economy
America’s car-buying boom is fueled by so-called subprime auto loans that are very much like the infamous subprime mortgages of the 2008 financial crisis.

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