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Antifa/BLM gets caught trying to frame MAGA and QAnon for their own rioting. 

Are short sellers just gluttons for pain at this point? Or are they simply convinced they are riding out what could be the largest stock bubble in the history of human kind?

Wells Fargo has led the sector when it comes to massive scandals and botching Small Business Relief Loans - so why not lead the way when it comes to announcing massive layoffs?

"This year’s increase means banks’ Level 3 assets are almost the same size as the gross domestic product of Finland."

His passengers allege that Towriss was driving "recklessly and under the influence".

The writing is on the wall, and as I have written about numerous times, Central Banks are well aware of the necessity to move a significant portion of their reserves into gold bullion, which is exactly why they have been net positive buyers over the last couple of years.

Eric Sprott discusses the events that moved the precious metals markets this week and looks ahead to an interesting week next.

Growing increasingly desperate due to a falling stock price and broken business model, Kodak floated the idea of buying TikTok’s U.S. business.  “Our KodakCoin didn’t work and it’s looking like our COVID-19 pump and dump isn’t going to work either,” an executive for Kodak stated.

With Tesla shares soaring past $2,000, it's time for bullish longs to hedge. Here's why and how. 

"Employees are scared, there's a lot of questions and concerns. There's no guide to what to do when the U.S. president says he's going to eliminate a job you love in 45 days."

And if people are unwilling to take it, secretly add it to the water supply.

“Life’s a beach in Wuhan as world pays virus price.”

...surveillance footage showed a person getting into the team's Ford F-350, "fiddling with the ignition" and eventually stealing the truck and trailer, pulling out onto I-95 south back toward Florida...

...it marks one of the largest recoveries of the year for the company and its South African mine.

"This is pretty widespread and pretty egregious. And I don't think Uber has any plans to fix it."