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Investors fret over hit to oil supplies as Iran crisis rattles markets – live updates

European markets open lower amid escalating US-Iran tensions Gold hits seven-year high as investors plough into safe haven assets Oil hits $70 a barrel for first time in over three months UK services sector was stagnant in December – beating an expected fall Pound rises as data points to post-election activity bounce Eurozone maintains activity growth Roger Bootle: The worst house price figures for 60 years would be one of the best things that could happen to the economy​ 4:48PM Waterstones sales flat during Christmas period Sales at Waterstones were flat over Christmas compared to the year before while …read more […]

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Nightfood (OTC: NGTF) Continues Hotel Expansion, Will Exhibit at the Hotel Supply Show of the Southeast

Nightfood sleep-friendly ice cream in hotel freezers can deliver better-for-you snacking benefits to road-weary travelers Tarrytown, NY –  January 06, 2020 – Nightfood, Inc. (OTCQB: NGTF), the award-winning ice cream company addressing America’s $50 billion-dollar […]

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3 Best Stocks for 2020: The Race Is On

2020 just kicked off, but investors aren’t wasting any time. Rolling up their sleeves and getting straight down to business, they know the race is on to find the stocks ready to speed past the rest in the year ahead. To spot these investment opportunities, Wall Street pros recommend taking a step back and focusing on the bigger picture, telling investors to pay close attention to both upside potential and what the analyst community has to say.With this strategy in mind, what’s the next step? For us, it was to take advantage of TipRanks’ investing tools. The platform’s Stock Screener …read more […]

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3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks with Over 35% Upside Potential

It’s Monday, just the third trading day of the New Year. It’s tempting to start checking out the market statistics for 2020 – after all, that’s the data that we use to make our investment decisions. So, what does the data tell us, in this first full week of January?The main thing, and probably the most important, is that volatility was up in the year’s first trading sessions. Investors came back from the New Year holiday and jumped right into trading, pushing markets up on Thursday. And then, they started selling on Friday, pushing the markets right back down. The …read more […]