This week's "Stansberry Investor Weekly" recaps the week in Economic News. President Trump is cracking down on Chinese technology apps, WeChat and TikTok.  Microsoft is in talks to buy TikTok, but what does a forced sale mean to the markets? It was a tough week for Walt Disney Co. as it reported its first quarter earnings loss in almost 20 years. COVID-19 has kept the majority of Disney’s theme parks closed, which accounts for nearly 50% of its revenue. When it comes to a vaccine against COVID -19, will a successful one also be a shot in the arm for the stock market?  Finally, Jessica makes a plea that children must get back into the classroom, this fall.

Stansberry NewsWire Editor, Scott Garliss, joins Jessica to discuss what a successful COVID-19 vaccine could do for the markets and how investors can profit. 

We've now entered August, so the return to school is fast-approaching. Amanda Cuocci of Stansberry’s Health & Wealth Bulletin joins Jessica to review the risks that come with opening up America's classrooms -- and the risks of keeping them closed.

Then Greg Diamond, from Ten Stock Trader, breaks down the shift happening in the semiconductor sector.  U.S.-based, Intel Corp. is losing its dominance in that market. Greg gives his thoughts on how it's impacting other U.S. chip companies and what's at stake for investors. 

President Trump has issued executive orders that would restrict the very popular Chinese social media apps TikTok and WeChat, in America, over national security concerns. TikTok is in talks to sell to Microsoft.  Brian Tycangco, of True Wealth Opportunities: China, tells Jessica what the financial and political implications could be with this forced purchase, especially if the U.S. Treasury gets a cut of the action. 

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