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Hilton Times Square Hotel Set To Close As COVID Kills Hospitality Industry

The other shoe has finally dropped for Daniel Kamensky...

...as the smell of liquidation is back.

The gravy train for a pampered and protected elite won't last forever. It never does...

"Orwell is here now! He's livin' large!"

The August BLS employment report is likely to be artificially boosted by the hiring of 237,800 new Census takers.

...well that escalated quickly...

It all adds-up to feel like a recipe for tears...

...a funny thing happened on the way to "well, rates can only go higher from here!!"

But that did not prevent it from hiking the S&P price target to 3,250 from 2,900.

There are a lot of tall market tales out there right now.

Remember these numbers are completely useless since the seasonal adjustments are now completely different (and are not restated historically)

Some people are going to be profoundly disappointed.  The peculiar delusional madness of crowds is something some “entrepreneurs” know how to milk very effectively...

"What we are seeing is a little bit of profit-taking now in the big tech sector as people look to rebalance their portfolios going into the last part of this year."

"American taxpayers who fund the great programs that our cities rely on deserve to be protected by their local city officials."

"As we move into the colder months in the northern hemisphere (where 90% of the global population reside), attention will shift towards a second covid wave."

Although it is encouraging to see improvement in employment amid the COVID-19 pandemic, investors would be wise to avoid rose-colored lenses just yet...

"“It’s not like they can flip a switch, and that’s one motivating factor to get them to work with us."

The move is in large part due to a lack of adoption as health authorities have struggled to roll out their apps...

Power for the industrial base slumped the most.