If Wall Street were a football team it would be the home of the broken field runners. Find that opening, and run as fast as you can for the end zone.

Of course the Street has always been this way. It's in their blood. Find an advantage, and extra measure of profit, and go for it.

If Wall Street were a football team it would be the home of the broken field runners. Find that opening, and run as fast as you can for the end zone.

Of course the Street has always been this way. It's in their blood. Find an advantage, and extra measure of profit, and go for it.

If Wall Street were a football team it would be the home of the broken field runners. Find that opening, and run as fast as you can for the end zone.

Of course the Street has always been this way. It's in their blood. Find an advantage, and extra measure of profit, and go for it.

It's hard to imagine that just 22 months ago, in April of 2020 inflation in the US stood at less than 1 1/2%. Inflation had been remarkably low for years.

So low, in fact, the the Federal Reserve Board, made it one of their primary initiatives to increase inflation up to 2% on an annual basis.

It's hard to imagine that just 22 months ago, in April of 2020 inflation in the US stood at less than 1 1/2%. Inflation had been remarkably low for years.

So low, in fact, the the Federal Reserve Board, made it one of their primary initiatives to increase inflation up to 2% on an annual basis.

It's hard to imagine that just 22 months ago, in April of 2020 inflation in the US stood at less than 1 1/2%. Inflation had been remarkably low for years.

So low, in fact, the the Federal Reserve Board, made it one of their primary initiatives to increase inflation up to 2% on an annual basis.

It's hard to imagine that just 22 months ago, in April of 2020 inflation in the US stood at less than 1 1/2%. Inflation had been remarkably low for years. So low, in fact, the the Federal Reserve Board, made it one of their primary initiatives to increase inflation up to 2% on an annual basis.

On Wednesday, July 22 2020, one of the largest public works projects of all time was agreed to.

But this wasn't a major roadway or rail road. This was an agreement to produce a Vaccine, really a novel gene therapy, in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, then about to sweep the nation.

Signed by then President Trump, and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, the agreement called for Pfizer to provide an initial 100 million doses of their treatment at a staggering $1.95 Billion dollars.

On Wednesday, July 22 2020, one of the largest public works projects of all time was agreed to.

But this wasn't a major roadway or rail road. This was an agreement to produce a Vaccine, really a novel gene therapy, in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, then about to sweep the nation.

Signed by then President Trump, and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, the agreement called for Pfizer to provide an initial 100 million doses of their treatment at a staggering $1.95 Billion dollars.

On Wednesday, July 22 2020, one of the largest public works projects of all time was agreed to.

But this wasn't a major roadway or rail road. This was an agreement to produce a Vaccine, really a novel gene therapy, in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, then about to sweep the nation.

Signed by then President Trump, and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, the agreement called for Pfizer to provide an initial 100 million doses of their treatment at a staggering $1.95 Billion dollars.