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In the world of markets, which rely on (expensive) news-feeds, all this seems -----------.

Now, what happens in October, as government handouts stalled...

"Sending this at 9:30 pm the night before...plus changing MR due to a forecast they are making is ridiculous. Thank god I'm not on their platform."

 

This is time to get real about fundamental stocks, and that also means its probably time to cull Tech Stocks. Which ones though? Changes are coming...

"We are unable to disclose the nature of an ongoing investigation but would like to assure all OKEx users that their funds are safe and that all other functions on OKEx are unaffected."

"It’s a tug-of-war between risks that are well flagged, the pandemic, the U.S. election, Brexit, and at the same time hope that these same risks can be resolved in matter of weeks or months."

It's official: the FDA probably won't be approving any COVID-19 vaccines before election day...

It's the first major regulatory approval since the MAX was grounded in March 2019...

"The big takeaway here is that New York will always be a tech hub." 

 

 

 

Younger Americans are warming up to Texas, just like their grandparents.

As the world is still in the midst of a global pandemic, ...smoke-filled skies seem to be the norm across the West. 

Restaurant tickets sell out in just 30 minutes.  

 

 

 

“You can spread out and live that quarantine life in a more-liberated way."

"Peaceful protests" have now been "hijacked by criminals" causing "violence and destruction". Meanwhile, Portland has cut $15 million from its police budget. What could go wrong?

Managing editors Ed Harrison and Roger Hirst analyze a choppy day of global market action. They look at European equities as well as currency swings in the…

"This is the investor community showing confidence in [China’s] recovery."

Senators Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz have reportedly confirmed that the Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on Tuesday to issue a subpoena of Twitter's Jack Dorsey.

"We hear the desire to have some of that data available again..."

“The virus has had a much broader impact over the course of the year than any of us were suspecting...”