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‘We are starting to see in Italy what we hoped we wouldn’t see,’ says Mayo Vaccine Research Group physician

Cases of coronavirus are climbing around the globe, with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services saying that cases of the virus throughout the Unite States will likely spike. Dr. Gregory Poland of the Mayo Vaccine Research Group joined The Final Round on Tuesday to discuss what this could mean. …read more […]

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Profiting Off Volatility With ProShares UltraShort Dow30 ETF

It was certainly a day for the ages yesterday – as the Dow had one of the single worst days in history sparked by renewed coronavirus fears.
There must be something about the month of February. Here’s an important historical note that we all should consider…
Back in February of 2018, the Dow dropped more than 1,175 points on Monday – only to drop another 1,000 the following Thursday.
I bring this up because we could very well have a repeat downside performance as the week goes on. That precedent was set two years ago – and feels like it applies again today.
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Investing in Art: Is It Good for Your Portfolio?

Investing in art is becoming more popular. Stock markets continue to be near all-time highs. And people continue to look for ways to minimize downside risk. Diversifying your portfolio by investing in artworks is one way to do that.
There are some definite advantages to investing in art. On the other hand, it’s definitely not wise for everyone. Every investor must decide whether art makes sense for their portfolio.
Does investing in art make sense for you? Let’s take a look at what it really entails and what you should know.

What Is the Art Market Like?
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Three U.S. Senate Democrats propose sweeping reforms after Boeing 737 MAX crashes

Three Democratic U.S. senators on Tuesday introduced sweeping legislation to reform how new airplanes are certified and overseen by U.S. regulators after two fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes killed 346 people. The bill would create an independent aircraft certification commission, bar Boeing Co and other manufacturers from tying employee compensation to delivery of airplanes and increase oversight of manufacturers that handle delegated certification tasks on behalf of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Boeing’s best-selling jet has been grounded since March 2019 and the FAA has been criticized by some for its role in approving the jet’s new safety …read more […]

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U.S. regulator: Airlines should complete inspections on 737 MAX panels before flying

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Tuesday proposed that airlines complete inspections on a key component that could make Boeing 737 MAX airplanes vulnerable to lightning strikes and interference from high-power radio frequency transmitters before returning to service. Boeing Co in December issued a service bulletin that disclosed procedures for detailed inspections and repairs or replacement if needed for panels on top of the engine housing that may not ensure adequate shielding of the underlying wiring. Boeing said on Tuesday it agreed with the FAA recommendation. …read more […]