The tug of war starting in 2021 will be between the insiders who wish to preserve their wealth, and the outsiders who will want to do the same.
The buyers may be young, but I think callow youth may have the edge over their cynical elders.
An amateur thinks short term and goes against the data. A pro thinks long term and goes with it.
It's because there's no percentage in being bullish. None. It's incredibly easy to be bearish.
These investors seem to buy with a gusto never before seen in my lifetime.
Don't be lulled into thinking that bankruptcies are low. And there's no one there to stem them when the eviction notices slam the country.
The great news about the pent-up demand rally? While these stocks have been creeping up they are now going to explode higher.
Yes, the president's policy was too public and at times messy, but it began to muscle through real change before Covid-19 hit. Biden should take note.
The fact is that business in whole areas of the economy remain very strong despite what you heard about ZM this morning.
Many American workers need help -- and they need it now. Will Pelosi, Mnuchin and lawmakers give them a hand so they can make it across the Covid finish line?