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"Nikola has contacted and briefed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission regarding Nikola’s concerns pertaining to the Hindenburg report."

Happy ending guaranteed.

US trials could be on hold until the end of the week, or longer...

This doesn't look good...

"The worst case scenario for the broader market would likely be the contested election result."

Wall Street analysts have responded to the report with skepticism.

Chinese society must therefore have real courage to engage calmly in a war that aims to protect core interests, and be prepared to bear the cost.

Suga's key focus is to push forward with Abenomics, particularly the combination of the active deployment of fiscal stimulus and the large-scale monetary easing program...

Looking at the key market events this week, central banks take center stage, with a raft of policy announcements due from around the world.

Many currently believe “bear markets” and “crashes” are a relic of the past. Central banks globally now have the financial markets under their control, and they will never allow another crash to occur...

Nikola published a press release attempting to address several points in last week's Hindenburg Research report. So far, the market isn't satisfied.

"The conclusion is that we should remain in a buy on dip market."

"We have a lot of franchisees interested in expanding drive-thru capacity." 

"the change in the Fed’s framework makes us even more confident that inflation will be structurally higher over this cycle and beyond."

BNSF Railway and Union Pacific are facing the same problem: An unprecedented spike in intermodal traffic that wants to move out of Southern California to Texas, Chicago, and elsewhere in the Midwest.

Real yields are set to soar by 150bps from their current -1% to approximately 50bps.

Just don't hold your breath.

Never before - not even during the dot com days - have we seen such a frenzy of retail call buying.

"We have a huge divergence of what’s happening in the stock market to what’s happening in the underlying economy.  Rod Serling could not have imagined how crazy this stock market valuation has become."