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i) The fate of additional US stimulus (CARES 2.0); ii) The first US presidential debate (September 29);  iii) COVID-19 cases, which should better reflect the impact of school reopenings; and iv) Brexit.

Recently, several gold commentators have stated that there is an anomaly in physical delivery numbers of the COMEX futures exchange in New York. After reviewing the numbers I see no fraud in the data.

Growth stocks today are as expensive as they were in August of 1999

The AAA tranche is trading at 69 cents on the dollar.

Thus, the French migration system ended up in zugzwang: opening a window for a massive flow of immigrants, whose cultural identity differs significantly from the cultural identity of the host society...

Twice in the past week, the United States has clumsily weighed into mounting tensions in the East Mediterranean between Greece and Turkey...

"There's not a comparable year. That’s five times any previous year anyone can recall," Police Superintendent David Brown said.

Real Vision CEO and co-founder, Raoul Pal, is joined by senior editor, Ash Bennington, to look forward to the future of markets as well as Real Vision. After…

"More has to be done to show why employees who got retention bonuses and agreed to stay with the company are not going to do their best to see that the company survives and succeeds."

"We remain invested in U.S. tech stocks because in a low-growth environment, investors are interested in companies that can show growth."

“It’s what happens when you realize your internal poll numbers are through the floor...”

Is the Goldman prop trading powerhouse of old starting to make a tentative comeback?

"...when you have these guys [Fed & Treasury] working together; they’re on the phone constantly; they’re like partners in crime now ripping off the American public..."

It's starting to get ugly.

The week following the September quadruple witching has also been one of the most consistently negative weeks of the year with the S&P 500 closing lower nearly 80% of the time over the past 30 years."

"Something is not necessarily better than nothing."

Consider Kashakri's "dissent explanation" his informal application for the role of Fed Chair under the 46th president of the United States.  

If selling persists and the $270 "trigger" in QQQs is taken out, that's when "things could get sloppy to the downside into next week."

"Our people’s safety is our first priority, and we are taking appropriate precautions to make sure our workplaces remain safe for those who choose to return..."