Author: Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement

In short, investing when oil prices are rising is like driving during a bad storm. It doesn’t necessarily mean that a crash is coming, but you should be paying closer attention and proceeding more carefully.

There could be a lot more upside from here.

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