When you deposit $1200 into the checking account of a person who is struggling to pay their bills and feed their family, a very interesting thing happens

What has developed is more like a K. On the upper arm of the K are well-educated and well-off people, businesses tied to the digital economy or supplying domestic necessities, and regions such as tech-forward Western cities. By and large, they are prospering. On the bottom arm are lower-wage workers with fewer credentials, old-line businesses…

The President’s failure to suppress the virus’s spread through strong, consistent national policies and Speaker Pelosi’s failure to make a deal with the Treasury Secretary for a new round of stimulus (so far) have now hit the tape in the form of a deceleration in hiring this past month. September’s jobs report came out this…

Here’s an ETF of European bank stocks versus their US counterparts in the negative interest rate era. Both suck. But one sucks so much more. That’s because in the United States, we never went full ___ and did the negative rates thing. In Europe, they can’t stop themselves from doing it. It’s bizarre, because it…

Just a few minutes ago, we got a pending home sales number for the month of August that absolutely crushed the expectations.

Are you a buyer? The sooner the better. Are you a seller? Ask high, and take your time. Because the boom in suburban real estate was going to happen, beginning this year, pandemic or not. And it could have legs for years. That’s according to my special guest, Logan Mohtashami, who joins me for the…

Imagine a car dealership:

The way I’m thinking about this is “Don’t be surprised.”

Here’s my Chart o’ the Day: 

“Last week, Goldman issued a report that was bullish on the prospect of vaccine approval in 2020”