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" ... All this good work could get overshadowed if a fuel price spike upends the trucking industry and the broader transportation sector. Larger trucking fleets are better positioned mitigate any increase in fuel costs by negotiating longer-term fuel contracts and through hedging. The same can’t be said for small and midsize trucking companies. Any increase in the cost of the delivery of goods, including increased fuel costs, would likely be passed downstream to consumers in the form of higher retail prices. ... "
" ... Netflix currently functions, by any measure, at a world-class level. As the year of the pandemic upends entertainment companies—Disney’s crippled theme parks, Warner Bros.’ furloughed blockbusters, AMC’s shuttered theaters—Netflix is having a moment. A moment of prestige, with a record 160 Emmy Award nominations, eclipsing the long-dominant HBO, and more Oscar nods than any other media company. A moment of influence, adding almost as many customers in the first six months of the year as in all of 2019, extending its reach to nearly 200 million subscribers in 190 countries. And a moment of profits, with sales up 25% year over year, earnings more than doubled and its stock up 50 percent, as most of the market gyrates wildly just to scratch back to even. Recent market cap: $213.3 billion. ... "
" ... No one has a crystal ball, so take all projections with a grain of salt. Whoever is pitching the investment wants to show you the best-case scenario, if you achieve X% rent growth or Y% internal rate of return within Z years. But what if the market takes an unexpected dip? What if an unforeseen event, like the pandemic, upends these projections? ... "
" ... The news upends an already chaotic few months. In some ways, the economy has strengthened remarkably since the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic, with home sales and consumer confidence growing more robust, and unemployment dropping from almost 15% in the spring to 7.9% in September as employers added 661,000 jobs. ... "
" ... What to consider: The new law upends a central function 401(k), 403(b) or other saving programs served for many people. The traditional maxim was to use a 401(k) or other qualified plan to lower one’s current tax obligation, defer them in the present, and withdraw them at a lower rate. Many employers (or businesses) offered the benefit of a matching, or employer contribution. A key benefit of these plans was that if the totality of the funds weren’t withdrawn before the owner’s and their spouse’s death, the balance could be left to someone else and be spread over their lifetime. For taxable amounts, this would likely be to decedents’ children in a lower bracket. In the case of Roths, it was possible to delay distribution while accumulating tax-free. This is no longer the case. Consider the following: ... "