This thing may be too close to call, but the Market doesn’t wait for a final count. Watch out for the Furies, because this looks like early innings of a long turf war.

The market is a bit like Pulp Fiction. It’s hard to follow and you can drive yourself crazy trying to find meaning. Sometimes you have to kick back, enjoy the soundtrack, and see where the story goes.

Is spending power what the Mets and the market need? Flushing now has the deepest pockets in baseball, while America waits for someone to pitch a stimulus bill. A management change can make a big impact, but the Senate is the starting lineup.

The Fab Four put on their big show. Of course, we mean Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook. Nobody sank like a Yellow Submarine, but Google emerged as the George Harrison of the group — totally underrated.

We need good news from market leaders or else the next 10 will be anything but Happy Days. As new lockdowns hit the globe, it feels more like the sad, later seasons.

A wise man once said that it's time to move on. Was he talking about bonds? The S&P 500? The US dollar? No, but you can always find meaning in a rock & roll horoscope.

In a week of uncertainty as both an election and big earnings loom, could we see buy opportunities for Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, and Facebook? Sometimes you lose the battle to win the war.

Cannabis is catching fire, and a Senate shakeup could accelerate the blaze. Companies are finally making money, but this election could be a catalyst for serious attention and growth. Either way, its bipartisan acceptance is no longer ‘if’ but ‘when'.

Netflix may run out of growth, but Quibi never found it. The mobile streamer has more than a few letters in common with Quiznos; one has toasted buns and the other is toast. Does the Fed’s cheap money encourage expensive flops? Just cause you’re right, that don’t mean I’m wrong.

Arnold Schwarzenegger looked tough behind the wheel of the original Hummer, but Mary Barra is the badass driving Hummer EV and GM's resurgence. Will it beat Tesla’s Cybertruck to the finish line?