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6.6 Million Job Cuts; Luckin Nuts; Zoom’s a Klutz April 2, 2020 Great Stuff Thanks, I Hate Record-Setting Years Anyone else tired of records? I’m not talking about vinyl. My vinyl collection is one of the few things keeping me sane during this quarantine (The White Album, Led Zeppelin IV, Ziggy Stardust, Dark Side of the Moon, Facelift, Paul’s Boutique, World Domination … it gets more eccentric as the […]
No. 1 In Infections; Pot for Profit; Crapping Out in China March 27, 2020 Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “WE’RE NO. 1!” Edition Are we having fun yet? Thousand-point swings in the Dow used to send investors panicking and running through the streets. Now? Meh. Been there, done that. This week, the Dow posted its biggest three-day gain since 1931. All the major financial publications crowed about it. “We’re back […]
Senate Knows Best?; Sucker Bets on Jumbo Jets March 25, 2020 Great Stuff Mo’ Money, Fewer Problems? They did it. They finally did it. By “they,” I mean Congress … and by “it,” I mean a stimulus package deal to combat the coronavirus. The Senate and the White House announced late last night that they reached an agreement on a historic $2 trillion spending bill. (That’s trillion with […]
Powell Stimulates Nonstop; When Voltron Meets Hoth March 23, 2020 Great Stuff The Most Stimulating Man in the World You want stimulus? You can’t handle all the stimulus the Federal Reserve is pumping out right now. In a move that almost lifted the markets into positive territory this morning, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announced unlimited stimulus — yes, unlimited. “Aggressive effort must be taken across the […]
Washington Makes It Rain; Invest in Biotech Again? March 18, 2020 2020 Financial Crisis, Great Stuff Time to Make It Rain Everybody’s talking about recession, depression, regression, correction, mass infection, elections… All Great Stuff is saying is “chill the freak out.” We’ve gone from no worry at all … to recession concerns … to full-blown depression fears in less than two weeks. It’s so bad that economists and analysts are already […]






