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A Cheap Way to Offset Rising Gas Prices March 28, 2018 by Brian Christopher Investment Opportunities, Oil, Trading Strategies Most of us have to buy gas, so there’s nothing we can do about the higher gas prices. But there is a way to offset them.
So you’re upset that Facebook collected data on you? The sweetest revenge isn’t deleting your account. It’s learning how to profit from the whole sorry mess. The Real Lesson of the Facebook Debacle March 27, 2018 by Jeff Yastine Government & Politics, Investment Opportunities So you’re upset that Facebook collected data on you? The sweetest revenge isn’t deleting your account. It’s learning how to profit from the whole sorry mess.
The Lithium Boom Will Bust Sooner Than You Think March 23, 2018 by Matt Badiali Investment Opportunities, Technology Lithium follows a long-standing tradition of fad investing in mining. However, I’m highly skeptical of lithium investments today.
This Retail Stock Thrives in the World of Amazon March 21, 2018 by Brian Christopher Investing, Investment Opportunities, Trending Retail stock prices had been struggling. Didn’t many believe Amazon was going to put every retailer out of business? But my eyes tell me it’s game on.
Data Harvesters Protect Yourself From Data Harvesters March 19, 2018 by Ted Bauman Privacy Invasion, Trending, Wealth Protection How on earth did we get to a point where private, profit-seeking companies are in a position to demand sensitive information from us … without even bothering to offer any protection?

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