This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. The big news this week is the pending sale of Tik Tok to Oracle. Despite the week’s wheeling and dealing, by Friday morning, President Trump had ordered a ban on Tik Tok to begin on Sunday and added another popular Chinese messaging app.  We’ll hear from President Trump on what he wants from a deal. Jessica’s first guest, Brian Tycangco of True Wealth Opportunities: China weighs in on what this means for US/China relations and future business deals between the two economic powers. 

Is there new competition for Amazon Prime? Vic Lederman from True Wealth Opportunities joins Jessica to discuss the launch of Walmart+. Is Walmart+ truly a threat and how will its entry affect other retail stocks?

Stansberry NewsWire’s Scott Garliss explains why a weak dollar is good for the Stock Market and which sectors benefit most.

Roughly one third of Americans could have access to legalized marijuana if voters approve state ballot initiatives in the upcoming election. Cannabis Capitalist Editor Tom Carroll has all the details on what that means for cannabis investors. Tom also had a chance to chat with Ben Kovler, CEO of Green Thumb Industries, and we’ll hear what he had to say about the pace of legalization.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. The big news this week has been the vaccine for COVID-19. Jessica brings in two guests this week to focus on that topic. Dave Lashmet, editor of Stansberry Venture Technology, has done extensive research on the vaccine process, testing and trials. Jessica asks Dave what’s driving the pledge from nine vaccine makers this week not to rush the development process. Brian Tycangco, from True Wealth Opportunities: China, discusses the scale of the global vaccine race and how China will play a prominent role in manufacturing and production.

Brian also joins Jessica to talk about the implications of the two largest economies — the US and China —decoupling. 

Is it “Anti-American” to invest overseas? Stansberry International Editor Kim Iskyan gives his expertise on that topic. Kim explains “mean reversion”, how it applies to investing in international markets and his advice to investors ready to take the plunge.

The election is less than two months away. Jessica asks Scott Garliss, Stansberry NewsWire Editor, what party is best for the stock market and why.

In her closing thoughts, Jessica remembers back 19 years ago to one of the worst tragedies in American history and the correlation to what we’re experiencing today.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" focuses on the case for a United States Industrial Policy. Jessica welcomes Rosemary Coates, Executive Director of the Reshoring Institute, to discuss why the pandemic and the pending November election make it the right time to have this debate.  How important is it, given the current trade war with China? What weaknesses of the U.S. supply chain have been exposed by COVID-19?  How would developing an industrial policy help maintain U.S. economic dominance?  Jessica and Rosemary answer all those questions and also highlight how artificial intelligence is changing every country's industrial policy.