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For money managers, it's a new start as we enter a new quarter. The bloodbath that was Q1 can be but a distant memory if you can deliver in future quarters.

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Good morning. For money managers, it's a new start as we enter a new quarter. The bloodbath that was Q1 can be but a distant memory if you can deliver in future quarters. After all, it is a "what have you done for me lately" kind of business. As self-directed investors, it's important to take a similar perspective. Sure, look at the past to improve in the future, but look forward! Sponsored Content Look who's going bankrupt next in America No one believed Porter Stansberry years ago when he said the world's largest mortgage bankers (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) would soon go bankrupt. And no one believed him when he said GM would fall apart… or that the same would happen to General Growth Properties (America's biggest mall owner)… or that oil would fall from over $100 per barrel to less than $40 a barrel. But in each case, that's exactly what happened. And now, Stansberry says something new and even bigger is quietly unfolding in America (watch his video clip here) Don't get left behind. Get the facts for yourself here. MARKETS DOW 20,943.51 -4.44% S&P 2,470.50 -4.41% NASDAQ 7,360.58 -4.41% *As of market close • Stocks fell 4.41, to start the second quarter. • Oil rose nearly 49%, despite the largest weekly build in crude oil inventories in three years. • Gold increased 1%, as prices firmed up following Tuesday's sell-off. • Cryptocurrencies fell, with Bitcoin finishing 2% lower to close near $6250. Today's TOP TIPS 5 Stores to Have on Your Shopping List On Wednesday, there were only 26 stocks that ended in the green. This is the kind of day that looking for any similarities among the "green" stocks can tell a story. Sometimes it doesn't, but on Wednesday it did. There are couple of things that makes April 1 significant. One, it was a day where the S&P 500 dropped 4.5% and the other is that it's the first day of the quarter. Of the 26 stocks that finishes higher, five of them were stores. » FULL STORY Option Traders place Bullish Bets as they Look at the 'Silver' Lining of this Commodity Since mid-February, silver has significantly underperformed gold as the stock market spiraled. A good proxy for silver and an optional product to trade silver prices is the iShares Silver Trust (SLV). Taking a ratio of SLV to the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) shows that the ratio is the lowest it's been since these products were introduced. Option traders are betting that silver outperforms by the end of the year with a huge bet on an OTM long vertical. » FULL STORY This is the Energy Stock That has the Most Insiders Buying MRC Global Inc. (MRC) has lost over 70% of its value as oil prices have continued to decline. There has been negative news as Moody's says that the drop in oil prices is credit negative. On the other hand, Stifel Nicolaus upgraded the stock on March 10. While external parties are weighing the pros and cons of MRC, the management of the company is doing the same thing. Seven different insiders have made purchases totaling 348,290 shares with a market value of $1.33M. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • U.S. will work with global oil producers to address volatility in markets: Trump adviser • BA expected to suspend 36,000 staff • Carnival Corp. secures rescue financing package on Wednesday to help the embattled cruise ship operator navigate choppy waters in the months ahead. • Trump Rebuffs Demands to Lift Tariffs as Economy Falters • Wall Street dives 4% as virus pandemic fears intensify • Snap says video calling is up over 50% during coronavirus pandemic • Trigger Pricing Worries Oil Sellers to China in Volatile Market • Japan Looks to Reinvent Its Cash Handouts for Better Results • First Few Shale Bankruptcies Probably Would Have Happened Anyway • Unemployment benefits for gig and self-employed workers stalled by confusion, delays S&P 500 MOVERS TOP NEM 2.628% TGT 2.474% K 1.834% REGN 1.712% NOC 1.468% BOTTOM CCL 33.182% RCL 19.894% UAL 18.701% CPRI 17.424% GPS 16.335% Quote of the Day China's paying us," he said. "We made a deal with China. Under the deal, they're paying us 25 percent on $250 billion and they pay it. And I spoke with President Xi the other day, and we didn't mention that. - President Donald Trump, quoted by the New York Times Sponsored Content Are you about to get left behind? All across America, people are losing hope… You've noticed all the angry political rhetoric, which is getting even more heated than usual these days. But here's the thing… There's a reason so many Americans are losing hope – and also losing their sense of independence and their dignity. There's a reason so many people are turning to the failed plans of socialism. It's because most Americans are being left behind… in a way we've never, ever seen before. And now… Porter Stansberry has come forward to explain what is REALLY going on… and what you can do about it. Fair warning: Some of what Porter has to say is not even close to "politically correct." 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