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Anonymous

29 Aug 2020

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Is the US-CHINA tension something to be worried about ? Im invested in NIO currently and was wondering if I should be worried ?

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Frankie Rappaport

29 Aug 2020

Perhaps it's even a good thing. Better concentrate on ETFs though.

Sometimes it's only 'Kabuki' as Brendan Ahern writes.

When the treaties are signed the win-win situation will be formalized.

The wise one says: In the evening there are two bulls, but no bear.

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