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This is Motley Fool Answers. I'm Alison Southwick and I'm joined as always by Robert

Broke Open the Piggy Bank, personal finance expert here at the Motley Fool. Hey, bro.

Hello, Allison. Well, this week's episode, we're going to wallow in some depressing

labor and market

statistics before offering you advice on how to cut costs and where you can go for sources

of income when your emergency fund runs out. All that and more on this week's episode of Motleyful

answers. So, Allison, what's up? Literally nothing, bro. Nothing is up. Yes, it's time once again to talk about

the week that was. And just so you guys know, we're coming to you from our houses. So,

Rick's in his house, bro's in his house, I'm in my house. Hopefully it sounds okay. If not,

you can have your money back. I't know that's right okay all right well

let's first take a look at market volatility and we're coming to you uh today it is friday the

friday before your uh tuesday that this airs just so you know so everything again disclaimer could be

totally different in the future where you are, listener.

But yeah, wow, market volatility has really been the story here.

We're up one day.

We're down the next.

We're up.

We're down.

It's just a roller coaster ride.

In fact, it turns out that the VIX, which is basically a measure of volatility.

And what is it called the fear. It's sometimes called the

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