Since this pandemic began to TAKE ITS TOLL on the world’s governments, economies and mainstream media outlets, I’ve seen comparisons being made to The Spanish Flu of 1918, from the perspective of public health; to The Great Depression, when it comes to the FINANCIAL DESTRUCTION; to the 1930s, when discussing WEALTH AND INCOME INEQUALITY; and to The Great Recession of 2008, as it relates to CENTRAL BANKS’ RESPONSE.

One summer ago, exactly on this date, my wife and I visited the picturesque port town of Portofino, near Genoa on the Ligurian Sea of Italy. It is considered one of the most beautiful destinations in the Mediterranean; mega-yachts park right next to the restaurants and pedestrians come up close to check them out.


I’m currently reading Stephen Schwarzman’s book, What It Takes, which talks about his life journey from middle-class Philadelphia to being worth $18.7B – all self-made.


There’s no reason to ARGE OVER THIS with your coworkers, family members, and neighbors if they are STILL ASLEEP because the sheep masses won’t GET IT: the media is snowballing the GOOD NEWS into a second wave!

Without a doubt, 2020 has shown that PREDICTING SHORT-TERM MARKET EVENTS is practically impossible. The Stock market moves that have happened this year are without HISTORICAL PRECEDENCE. Literally every trading session, we’re seeing MORE EVIDENCE that when it comes to sentiment and the way that buyers and sellers JUDGE REALITY and make decisions, the various opinions could be POLAR OPPOSITES.