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  • Newsgathering Producer, CNN
Corpus Christi, Texas
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CNN video captures aftermath of devastating Spokane wildfire

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By Amanda Jackson Verified
| CNN Verified
CNN video captures aftermath of devastating Spokane wildfire CNN’s Julia Vargas Jones is in Spokane, Washington, where wildfires have devastated neighborhoods. As she walks through one of the areas hit hardest by the flames, Jones describes feeling the heat radiating from the structures and the thick smoke lingering in the air.
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Understanding Oscillators: A Guide to Identifying Market Trends

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By James Chen, Amanda Jackson Verified, Somer Anderson
| Investopedia Verified
Key Takeaways Oscillators are technical analysis tools used to identify overbought or oversold conditions in markets lacking clear trends. Common oscillators include the Stochastic Oscillator, Relative Strength Index (RSI), Rate of Change (ROC), and Money Flow Index (MFI). Oscillators provide signals by measuring price movement within a specific range, typically indicating buying opportunities when oversold and selling opportunities when overbought.
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Bottomry: What It is, How It Works, Example

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By Adam Hayes, Amanda Jackson Verified, Marguerita M. Cheng
| Investopedia Verified
What Is Bottomry? Bottomry, referring to the ship’s bottom or keel, is a maritime transaction, where the owner of a vessel borrows money and uses the ship itself as collateral. However, if an accident should happen during the voyage, the creditor will lose out on the loan because the guaranteed security no longer exists, or exists in a damaged fashion. Should the vessel survive the journey intact and whole, then the lender will receive the return of the loaned principal plus interest.
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