1. I think there's a case to be made that the Chinese yuan is actually significantly overvalued, given discomfort among Chinese residents and offshore investors about the trade war, Hong Kong tensions, and tensions with Japan in the South China Sea.

   Put simply, there's a case to be made that both Chinese residents and offshore investors want to take money out of China. And that puts significant downward pressure on the Chinese currency.

   If currency flight out of China is indeed a significant factor, then Mr. Trump (and the US economy) has a far, far bigger problem than just a tit for tat little trade war. Either way, the Chinese play a far longer game than the president, whose only MO is based on stimulus and reflexive, visceral response.

   As is so often true, Trump is out of his element and completely ill-equipped to deal with the challenge.

   And we should fear an irrational, provocative response.

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2. Bull markets eventually come to an end. We are over ten years into this one, so be careful.

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3. Why no more live trading videos?

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4. the problem is USURY the lending of currency (money) at interest, you see the interest doesnt and never existed in the first place. Ban usury and things get more real unfortunately most folks including bankers speculators Connor and all of us have to get proper jobs. so heres hoping the bankers prevail eh LOLOLOLOLOL

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