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TigerVPN performed well in our testing and offers some interesting bonus features, but it's a bit expensive and doesn't offer many simultaneous connections.

With a whimsical user interface featuring animated bears, RememBear Premium makes managing passwords less stressful. However, it lacks two-factor authentication, password inheritance, and other features we expect from premium password managers.

Will positive news out of Washington translate into consistent stock price improvements in cannabis? Matt Hawkins returns to discuss legislation, legalization and investing.

Tim Seymour on why multi-state cannabis operators (MSOs) are still the most interesting investments. Tim's conversation with Curaleaf's Boris Jordan. Oversupply in the market

FOMC recap from a technical perspecive, bullish or bearish, and the Micron breakdown. Breaking down Micron's stock. Chris DeMuth Jr.

Cannabis legalization in Germany: The mistake of decriminalizing before legalizing. Learning the lessons from already legal markets.

For a minor upgrade price, Kaspersky Premium gives you VIP tech support and parental control. If you want a Kaspersky security suite, this is the best choice.

With a full-powered VPN, a password manager, and a multitude of performance and privacy features, Kaspersky Plus seriously expands on the already rich features of Kaspersky Standard.

Two independent testing labs certify Kaspersky Standard for Mac, and its browser extension offers a variety of privacy and security features. In our hands-on tests it detected most of the Windows malware, but didn’t fare as well against phishing frauds.

Avast SecureLine VPN boasts eye-popping Speedtest scores and a snazzy interface, but it lacks features found among the best VPNs, has a hefty up-front cost, and has yet to release a third-party audit.