Oil Continues Slide, Stocks Pare Losses

Oil prices slid further on Tuesday, signaling a bleak outlook for energy demand even as more countries move to restart their economies during the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. crude futures for delivery in June fell 17% to $10.

When can we see this in CA?

I think the digital age just made telecommuting more appealing to many office businesses' overheads. If developers are smart, they can use commercial real estate for new apartments! Climate change could be looking up, even for those of us who didn't believe in it or support it...

So plan on $USO adjusting things for the 5th time? Or is it 6th? I’ve lost count 🤷🏼‍♂️

And a few trees went, 'Ahhhhhhhh'

Cheer up WSJ... this is only temporary. Soon enough it will be business as usual for the robber barons to plunder our accounts with artificially high prices for inferior products.

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