Month: November 2020

While most investors and traders anticipated massive volatility to occur through the election hours, little has happened. Bitcoin’s price is still relatively stable and hovering under the crucial resistance of $14,000. At the same time, Bitcoin’s price has been moving in tandem with equity markets over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin still can’t break the $14,000 resistance
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Key lawmakers advocating for municipals bonds did well Tuesday night, setting the stage for strong support for future municipal bond initiatives. Despite a few tight races, lawmakers with histories of backing muni-friendly legislation held on, making muni bond provisions such as the reinstatement of tax-exempt advance refunding and raising the federal cap on tax-exempt private
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Take a look at some of the biggest movers in the premarket: Clorox (CLX) – The household products maker reported quarterly earnings of $3.22 per share, compared to a consensus estimate of $2.32 a share. Revenue also topped forecasts, as Clorox continued to benefit from purchases by homebound consumers amid the pandemic. Clorox also raised
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by Charles Hugh-Smith Regardless of who holds the office, America’s Imperial Project and its Imperial Presidency are due for a grand reckoning. While elections and party politics generate the emotions and headlines, the truly consequential change in American governance has been the ascendancy of the Imperial Presidency over the past 75 years, since the end of
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Elections are meant to resolve differences. But whichever of Donald Trump or Joe Biden prevails in the presidential race — at this point too close to call — will inherit a country in which roughly half the electorate rejects his legitimacy. It could get worse than that. As in 2016, a US presidential count looks
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“Escapology: Modern Cabins, Cottages and Retreats,” by interior design duo Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan features a photographed collection of retreats to inspire peaceful and quiet living. The Backcountry Hut Company for “Escapology” From a massive mountain lodge overlooking a tranquil lake to a contemporary treehouse nestled deep within a Nordic forest, some of us
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As voters across the nation went to the polls on Tuesday, the municipal bond market remained cool, calm and collected with participants waiting patiently on the sidelines ahead of the results. Top-quality munis finished steady across most of the curve, with yields remaining flat on AAA scales. “The betting window will be closing in a
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by confoundedinterest17 It is problematic comparing stock market ratios of today … to the infamous dot.com bubble of 1995 to 2004. Why? The Federal Reserve wasn’t pumping trillions into the market. Look at the red line (Fed Funds Target Rate from 6.5% in 2000 to 0.25% today and the orange line (the massive growth of The
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Presidential results based on0 out of 538 electoral college votes calledChart showing Biden (Democrat) has won 0 electoral votes and Trump (Republican) has won 0 electoral votes0Joe BidenDEMOCRAT0Donald TrumpREPUBLICAN270 to win Electoral college votes by state US map showing electoral vote results by stateMEVTNHNYMAWACTMTNDMNMIWIRIORSDIDPAWYOHNJNVNEIAILINMDUTCOKSMODEWVAZOKDCARKYCAVANMNCTNGALAALSCAKMSTXHIFLBiden winTrump winYet to be called In most states, electoral votes are
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton is telling corporate America it needs to get much more vigilant on security. In an interview Monday on CNBC’s “Power Lunch,” stressed that significant cybersecurity threats remain, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and election season. “Cyber risks have not gone away with the unfortunate, unforeseen risks we’ve faced with
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