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                    [Title] => My Kind of LODI
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After dipping to $50 per barrel in mid-January, oil prices are back above $60 per barrel again following the coldest February in the US for 30 years, refinery outages, OPEC output cuts and geopolitics. Oil surged as high a $68 per barrel in late March over supply concerns from the Gulf, particularly from Iran which remained at odds with the UN over its nuclear program. The tensions were further compounded by Iran’s detention of 15 British sailors last March 23.


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                    [Title] => Investment basics: Asset allocation
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Remember the old adage about not putting all your eggs in one basket? It applies just as appropriately to investments. In financial parlance, it is called Asset Allocation. Simply put, asset allocation is a way of spreading your investments across various asset classes such as cash, bonds and stocks.


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                    [AuthorName] => Margaret Jao-Grey 
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