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The Oil Trade is No Longer a Slam Dunk
In last year’s Note 17 of The Kelly Letter, sent to subscribers on April 26, 2020, I wrote an article, “Cheap Oil Will Become Expensive,” from which: “The solution to cheap prices is cheap prices. … “In the case of oil, last week’s negative price and this era’s persistently low prices will create a production wasteland […]
Posted in Oil, Trading Tactics
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Improved Credit Scores May Not Last
Government assistance in the pandemic has improved credit scores. Credit scores range from 300 to 850, with higher scores indicating that a borrower is more likely to make payments on time. Credit score developer Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) reports that the average credit score in the United States is at an all-time high of 711. […]
Posted in Debt-Based Economy, US Economy
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Redistricting is Bullish
The Census Bureau released its latest population data on Monday. Results triggered reapportionment for the US House of Representatives. A population surge in Texas rewarded that state with two new seats, while California and New York joined seven states losing one seat apiece. Here’s the rundown: States Gaining Two Congressional Seats – – – – […]
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How to Sync Your Portfolio With the Sig System
The Allocator tool on The Kelly Letter’s subscriber site makes it easy to sync your plans with the letter’s, then just follow along with its quarterly signals. This video shows how. Kelly Letter subscriptions include access to the Allocator. Use it to generate your own syncing orders. No guesswork or pundit opinions required. Want more […]
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