This second calendar quarter for 2020 has been a time of contradiction, of disconnects. On June 8th we saw record closes in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, The Standard and Poors 500 and The NASDAQ, and yet in just a couple of weeks, by all accounts we will see that this was the weakest economic quarter in our lifetimes.

This second calendar quarter for 2020 has been a time of contradiction, of disconnects. On June 8th we saw record closes in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, The Standard and Poors 500 and The NASDAQ, and yet in just a couple of weeks, by all accounts we will see that this was the weakest economic quarter in our lifetimes.

This second calendar quarter for 2020 has been a time of contradiction, of disconnects. On June 8th we saw record closes in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, The Standard and Poors 500 and The NASDAQ, and yet in just a couple of weeks, by all accounts we will see that this was the weakest economic quarter in our lifetimes.

This second calendar quarter for 2020 has been a time of contradiction, of disconnects. On June 8th we saw record closes in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, The Standard and Poors 500 and The NASDAQ, and yet in just a couple of weeks, by all accounts we will see that this was the weakest economic quarter in our lifetimes.

Back in the Revolutionary War, before we were even a nation, at the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Commander yelled to his troops Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.

It has become such a profound piece of wisdom, that today several different Revolutionary War commanders are attributed with this order.

Back in the Revolutionary War, before we were even a nation, at the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Commander yelled to his troops Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.

It has become such a profound piece of wisdom, that today several different Revolutionary War commanders are attributed with this order.

Back in the Revolutionary War, before we were even a nation, at the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Commander yelled to his troops Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.

It has become such a profound piece of wisdom, that today several different Revolutionary War commanders are attributed with this order.

Back in the Revolutionary War, before we were even a nation, at the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Commander yelled to his troops Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.

It has become such a profound piece of wisdom, that today several different Revolutionary War commanders are attributed with this order.

Back in the Revolutionary War, before we were even a nation, at the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Commander yelled to his troops Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.

It has become such a profound piece of wisdom, that today several different Revolutionary War commanders are attributed with this order.

Back in the Revolutionary War, before we were even a nation, at the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Commander yelled to his troops Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.

It has become such a profound piece of wisdom, that today several different Revolutionary War commanders are attributed with this order.