John Navin is a Contributing Writer at various financial publications. He focuses on themes such as finance, trading, and energy, frequently exploring topics related to markets, commodities, and personal finance, including insights on the NYSE, NASDAQ, and major corporations like Apple. John has been featured in prominent outlets such as Benzinga, 24/7 Wall St., Yahoo Finance, and Forbes.
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