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2021-03-24

The market is like a story. This has happened for more than a day but news came out later. Feels like a bigger hand is pacing the release of news so that there's some drama/story for the market each day.

Oil rises as Suez Canal ship runs aground, demand fears weigh

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jac_tb
2021-03-27
jac_tb
a piece of news a day makes the market exciting
james33738
2021-03-25
james33738
interesting idea

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