Stansberry Insider Weekly

Jessica hosts a panel discussion with Berna Barshay, Empire Financial Research, Tom Carroll, Stansberry Research, and Terry Haines of Pangaea Policy. They taped their discussion on Wednesday, as the markets began to react to the probability of a Biden/Harris administration and a Republican-majority U.S. Senate. They discuss the impact of that setup on the likelihood of stimulus, trade policy and regulation. The panel also weighs in on which investments will be winners and losers under a new era of divided government.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. Tuesday is the general election and Jessica's first two guests give their thoughts on how this election will affect the economy. Terry Haines of Pangaea Policy breaks down the five most relevant unknowns in determining Tuesday's election results and what investors need to know. Then, Stansberry NewsWire's Scott Garliss explains which economic data has a good chance of predicting the election outcome, and what the party of the next president tells us about the direction of the markets.

Jessica and Tom Carroll, Editor of Cannabis Capitalist, interview Capitol Hill's most influential Cannabis lobbyist. Saphira Galoob, of the National Cannabis Roundtable, gives her insights on how close we are to the federal legalization of marijuana and which lawmakers she believes can turn the tide toward making that happen.

What is a "Travel Bubble"? It's a popular new term and Brian Tycangco of True Wealth Opportunities: China explains and shares how investors can profit.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. Big news this week as the Justice Department filed its antitrust lawsuit against Google. Jessica's first guest Matt Lamons, co-founder of the Intelligence Factory, explains what the lawsuit means for startups and how it will affect innovation in this country.

On Monday, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell participated in a virtual panel, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to discuss digital currency and cross-border payments. Crypto Capital's Eric Wade breaks down how investors can profit from the central bank's move towards digital currencies.

Jessica's last guest, Michael Schuman, author of "Superpower Interrupted: China's History Of The World", discusses how U.S. businesses and investors can plan for a critical question -- what will China do next? Michael also answers what the next presidential administration needs to know in its interactions with China.

Join Jessica Stone this week for a wrap-up of her coverage of the Road to Recovery -- the annual meetings for the International Monetary Fund & World Bank. Global finance officials are calling for more spending to save the economy during the Great Lockdown. What this means for your investments, your wallet….and the melt up. Stansberry Newswire's Scott Garliss joins Jessica as they recap how the world is recovering from the COVID-19 shutdowns and where governments are investing going forward.

International Editor Kim Iskyan shared his personal experience with technology in Europe after moving there from Asia -- and what that tells you about the best ideas for investing in technology going forward.

Brett Eversole, Senior Analyst at True Wealth, discusses why all this cash going into the U.S. economy...is juicing the stock market...creating the next big wave of the "melt-up."

The Chinese economy has led the way for global growth. Brian Tycangco, Senior Analyst at True Wealth Opportunities: China, explains how they've done it post-pandemic -- and what that means for investors.

Jessica and Scott got a chance to sit down with Fabio Natalucci, IMF's Deputy Director of Monetary and Capital Markets. Fabio talks about the differences between the '08 recession and what we're experiencing now. Jessica also asks Fabio what risks come with investing in some of the emerging markets.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" takes an in-depth look at a topic that's driving headlines. Whether it's TikTok or WeChat.....or Huawei...we've seen an increase in the numbers of Chinese companies under review -- or outright blocked from doing business -- in the United States. So, what are the tools the Trump administration has to do this? One of them -- is a secretive committee in Washington, D.C. known as CFIUS. Jessica's guest this week -- Stewart Baker -- served on that committee. He's now an attorney at Steptoe & Johnson, LLP. She asks Stewart what prompted Washington to create CFIUS and what powers it gives the American president. Plus, Stewart peels back the curtain on the TikTok deal with Oracle - and how Washington can keep Americans from downloading an app - that poses a risk to national security.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. Friday opened with a bombshell announcement that the President and First Lady have tested positive for COVID-19. Before that, Trump and Biden had their first debate on Tuesday. In Jessica's opening monologue, we'll hear what both candidates had to say about the economic recovery, China and healthcare. We will also check in on efforts to pass a stimulus package which is in negotiation between Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

The recent U.S. sanctions against China's largest chip maker, SMIC, have hurt China's largest chip maker, and its telecom giant, Huawei, but they also matter to investors in technology companies which rely on this fundamental ingredient in so many digital devices. CEO of Stansberry China, James Early, joins Jessica to explain what the sanctions mean for American technology investors.

A sign of maturity for the Chinese stock markets. Four exchange trade funds (ETF's) will now follow the Star 50 on the Nasdaq-equivalent, Star Market.. Jessica asks Brian Tycangco, from True Wealth Opportunities: China, the significance of this move and which companies and investors benefit.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd and there are a lot of corporations urging us to get out to vote. Enrique Abeyta of Empire Financial Research thinks there's a little overkill but it's a good thing for Social Activism. He joins Jessica to offer analysis.

In her closing thoughts, Jessica reacts to the news that the President has tested positive for coronavirus.

This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. Federal Reserve officials give us good news on the economy. One even makes a provocative prediction. But the media misses the message. Jessica gets analysis from Stansberry Newswire's Scott Garliss.

Has China fully recovered from the coronavirus pandemic? Stansberry China's CEO James Early and his colleague, Jia Guo, discuss masks, dining out, and how consumers are changing the calculus for recovery. Jessica asks what the U.S. can learn from China.

A big merger in the semiconductor industry as two key players are poised to join forces: Nvidia and ARM. What will this mean for the rest of the chip industry? Dave Lashmet, editor of Venture Technology, breaks down what investors should know.

Christmas is fast approaching which means "Black Friday" is even closer. How will retailers handle the year's biggest shopping season, amidst the pandemic, and what companies are struggling to adjust? True Wealth's Vic Lederman answers those questions and who is ready to pass what Jessica calls, "The Black Friday test."

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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.