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1. Walmart -22% from Highs…50day went thru 200day to Downside Before Earnings Announcement

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2. XLE Energy ETF New Highs

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3. Money Market Funds as % of S&P 500—March 2009 61%

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4. Share of U.S. Treasuries Held By Foreign Governments …40% to 12% in 15 Years

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5. UniTree Robotics +460% in Shanghai IPO

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6. Charles Scwab (SCHW) +17% vs.Coinbase (COIN) -46% One Year Chart

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7. Visa Ramps Up Stablecoin and Blockchain Settlement to $7B Annualized

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8. More than 150 Polymarket wallets may have traded on military secrets, research finds

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9. Two Working Parents is the New Norm

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10. 7 Things You Should Keep in Your Car -Marketwatch

Because almost anything can happen on the road. By Sam Staudt

1. A basic tool kit (wrenches, ratchets, sockets, and more)

2. A handheld multitool

3. A change of clothes, blankets, or a jacket

4. Tire inflator and repair kit

5. First-aid kit

6. Fire extinguisher

7. Jumper cables or battery jump pack

Bottom line

While there are hundreds, if not thousands, of other items you could keep on hand, these seven are what I would consider most important for a variety of scenarios you may encounter. As always, staying educated and prepared for the road ahead can pay dividends the next time you come across an emergency.

Visit KBB’s Car Maintenance and Repair Information Center for curated articles to help you make smart maintenance decisions with confidence.

This story originally ran on KBB.com.

 https://www.marketwatch.com/story/7-things-you-should-always-keep-in-your-car-a2999454?mod=home_persfin

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