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Stifel Nicolaus Company Profile

Stifel is a full-service brokerage and investment banking firm, established in 1890 and based in St. Louis, Missouri. The Company provides securities brokerage, investment banking, trading, investment advisory, and related financial services through its wholly owned subsidiaries to individual investors, professional money managers, businesses, and municipalities.

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Stifel Nicolaus
501 N. Broadway
St. Louis, Missouri, 63102
United States
(800) 679-5446
[email protected]

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How Will Falling Oil Prices Impact Transportation & Logistics Companies?
How Will Falling Oil Prices Impact Transportation & Logistics Companies?
The decline in oil prices should have broad implications for transportation and logistics companies - some positive, some negative. Clearly,...




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Parcel Market Trends & Advice for Shippers
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Is the U.S. Trucking Industry Entering a Profit-Killing Era of Overcapacity?
Could the U.S. manufacturing economy be at the start of an extended slowdown or just a brief correction to draw down inventory, and if the economy is slowing, is the U.S. trucking industry on the verge of entering a profit-killing era of overcapacity as it was during the Great Recession of 2008-2010.

2015 Freight Transportation Rates Keeping Pace with U.S. Growth
Our leading market analysts explain how shippers should ready themselves for sustainable demand and plan for incremental rate hikes.

Oil Hits Five And a Half Year Low - Bodes Well For Transportation Companies
Crude oil is now trading at about $52 a barrel - its cheapest level in years - and gasoline prices have fallen accordingly - for now, low fuel prices will benefit some transportation companies and hurt others.

How Will Falling Oil Prices Impact Transportation & Logistics Companies?
The decline in oil prices should have broad implications for transportation and logistics companies - some positive, some negative. Clearly, the impact can vary greatly on a company-to-company basis, but we’ve outlined some of the general impacts.




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