Normally it would be around this time that analysts, including myself, would be frantically writing simple guides on “how to trade the elections,” but in many ways this particular election is truly unique.

Well, it’s the last weekend before the great election, and wouldn’t you know it, the scariest holiday on the calendar. …

To put it frankly, economic figures so far this year have been pretty atrocious, so I’m delighted to report that we actually got a great one today.

This morning before the bell, the U.S. reported their best quarterly figure for gross domestic product (GDP) growth in history.

Of all the Cinderella rags-to-riches tech stories we’ve seen since the turn of the century, none can hold a candle to the tale recently created by popular microchip maker Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Of all the news we’ve seen lately, nothing will have as large an impact over the long-term as this. …That’s right, scientists have recently discovered the possible presence of very large large swathes of ice on the dark side of the moon, as well as small particles of water in the area that the light touches.

It’s no secret that the global pandemic has helped highlight and even accelerate some of the inefficiencies in the global markets.

So, normally we have a good excuse when the QE Newsletter arrives later in the day, but I must admit that today, I was simply glued to the charts watching bitcoin toy with the psychological level of $12,000.

It’s not hard to imagine Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s reaction to being invited to an International Monetary Fund (IMF) livestream event hosted by Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the global organization, on the future of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).