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Consumers will spend more this year on Easter thanks to a hidden cost in their grocery bill. This item is up 37% from last year! Your Extra Hidden Cost This Easter March 30, 2018 by Anthony Planas Soft Commodities Consumers will spend more this year on Easter thanks to a hidden cost in their grocery bill.
Oracle's earnings miss gave me a flashback moment. I flashed back to October 3, 2000. To most of you, that date probably means nothing, but let me explain. Oracle’s Earnings Miss Provides a Flashback Moment March 29, 2018 by Rick Pendergraft Stocks Last week, I had a flashback moment. I flashed back to October 3, 2000. To most of you, that date probably means nothing, but let me explain.
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.
Hottest Investments This Chart Calls for a Crash. But It’s Not That Simple… March 28, 2018 by Ian Dyer Investment Opportunities, Trading Strategies Under normal circumstances, this looks like something that would lead to another financial crisis. However, there’s actually a good reason behind it.
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.

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