US Q2 GDP Shrinks by -31.4% – Final Revision
Article written by Tyler Durden In its third estimate for US Q2 GDP, the BEA (Bureau of Economic Analysis) reported Monday morning that the largest […]
Month: September 2020
U.S. & China – The 21st Century Tech Race
Authored by Lawrence Franklin via The Gatestone Institute Over the past 4 years, the U.S. and China’s relationship has been anything but cordial. Tariffs, lawsuits […]
ECB Round- Up – Sept. 29/2020
Early Monday morning, ECB president Christine Lagarde confirmed again that the European Central Bank remains generally helpless to boost growth in a world in which […]
A look at back at Abenomics: Big debts at what cost?
Article written by Andrew Moran via The Mises Institute As we now enter a new chapter in Japan’s history as Yoshihide Suga takes the reigns […]
US Markets Today – Sept. 28/2020
Article written by Kyle Woodley After a tough week for most major U.S. market indices, Monday proved to be a day in the green. Hope […]
COVID and its impact on Retirement Plans
Article written by Lance Roberts, via RealInvestmentAdvice.com Despite trillions of dollars of liquidity injection from the Fed and a growing rebound in economic activity, massive […]
Brace for difficult market environment over next 5 months: Morgan Stanley
Article written by Tyler Durden Over the past month, several key risks to markets have begun to surface, which have lead to the current, ongoing […]
Blue Jays clinch Playoff spot – first since 2016
After a rocky past few weeks, which included a 6 game losing streak and injuries to key players, the Toronto Blue Jays have qualified for […]
Years and Years (HBO) – Review
Phew! Just finished the Russell T Davies HBO drama Years and Years and I am still trying to catch my breath! Years and Years is a 6 […]
An extremely early look at the first round of 2021 Fantasy Baseball Drafts
Despite an extremely abbreviated baseball season this year, we have seen some incredible fantasy stories, from Brandon Lowe’s immense production in Tampa, to the major […]