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In this episode, Ron DeLegge examines the 2020 market crash and how to successfully navigate it.

U.S. crude oil drops (CL1: COM) following three days of gains, with worries over rapidly dwindling demand due to coronavirus travel bans and lockdowns outweighing effects of the $2T U.S. emergency st

The energy sector (XLE +7.3%) is today's top performer, extending this week's gain to ~18% even though the group is still down nearly 50% for the quarter.Today's advance comes amid a general rebound i

The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to waive compliance requirements and deadlines for a range of industries, including oil refiners, water utilities and sewage plants, as it seeks to help

Members of my service were alerted on Feb. 24th of a negative Momentum Gauge signal that once again forecasted the correction ahead of another major downturn. T

Pre-market action in the Big Oil names indicate big gains when trading opens, as crude oil prices surge on hopes the U.S. will soon reach a deal on a $2T coronavirus aid package that could help suppo

Ten of Direxion Shares leveraged funds will now seek daily leveraged, or daily inverse leveraged, investment results, before fees and expenses, of 200% or -200%, instead of 300%/-300% previously.Beco

Two sample Breakout Stocks for Week 13 with better than 10% short-term upside potential. The MDA Breakout portfolio is up +14.16% YTD compared to the S&P 500 -2

Recent and near unprecedented volatility across global markets, driven by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and oil price war, has dramatically increased the explicit and implicit cost of trading in

The oil market could face one of the largest supply overhangs in modern oil market history in April. This indicates that the worst might not be over yet.

The oil market could face one of the largest supply overhangs in modern oil market history in April. This indicates that the worst might not be over yet.

U.S. crude oil (NYSEARCA:USO) climbs to its highs of the day, with April WTI +18.3% at $24.11/bbl while May Brent +7.4% at $26.72/bbl after both benchmarks plunged to multi-year lows yesterday, but an

The energy sector (XLE -10.3%) again trades behind the remaining 10 S&P sectors, pressured by another sharp drop in the price of crude oil and the persistence of weak sentiment.Crude continues its