NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — It may be dangerous, difficult work, but oil drillers are well compensated for the job: In 2011 the average salary for rig workers and other industry personnel was $99,175.

That number includes fat paychecks for the highly skilled, like $235,586 for a “drilling consultant” and $139,868 for a “reservoir engineer”, according to Rigzone, an industry information provider that compiled the figures.

But even for someone with less than a year’s experience the average wage was $66,923.

A roustabout, one of the lowest workers on a rig who performs general maintenance and physical labor and requires little prior training, made $34,680 — the median wage for all American workers.

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In an effort to get ahead of the next crisis the FDIC is making contingency plans just in case.

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down big on earnings report.

Universal display reports -.03 vs 0.04, revs 12.6 vs 16.4

initial reaction on earnings release, down -25.

PCLN guides below street: $7.20-$7.30; Est. $7.43

Update: Now trading positive, shorts can’t catch a break in this name.

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Here were today’s high volume/ high hybrid movers, click here for all 60 charts.

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Of robots and programs….

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