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Measures of the Federal Reserve is leading the way, after spending trillions buying Mortgage Backed securities, corn rat securities, Treasury Bonds all that sort of thing this is another arrow in its quiver that is not really been explored or to my ive been following these bites here, even explain what a main Street Lending facility will be, but the very talk of it did bring us off our lows. Again, just throwing that out there as one of the reasons why we dipped from down about 280 points to now down about 180 points. Lets get the read in the meantime about the worries for the Market Going For...

all times. we are getting a read from susan we who's following it. >> we just came out of the committee hearing on coronavirus and return to maintain and control the spread of it, we also spoke to doctor anthony who said he wouldn't be surprised there might be more additional cases. listen. >> as long as you have a high traffic from china, he will see cases. the chinese response adequately appropriate. putting them in isolation. the cdc is doing contact traces. getting a case in chicago, i wouldn't be surprised if we have additional cases. >> she says it's a risk to the public, it's ...

US and Chinese envoys commemorated the 45th anniversary of official diplomatic ties on Tuesday by mixing warm sentiments about last year's summit between their leaders with warnings about Taiwan and trade restrictions that suggested the two sides are far from understanding each other's intentions. Washington's ambassador to Beijing, Nicholas Burns, addressed an audience at the Carter Centre in Atlanta via video, praised the Chinese government for "concrete action" to block the flow of fentanyl p

Dec. 20, 1946 – Aug. 4, 2023 Scott M. Balcomb passed away at his home on Friday, Aug. 4, 2023, surrounded by his family after a courageous battle with cancer. Born on Dec. 20, 1946, in Boulder, Colorado, Scott was raised in Meeker and Glenwood Springs. He graduated from Glenwood Springs High School and went

It has been six weeks since Jessie Stephen's had her first baby. She writes about why it's hard to tell the truth about the first six weeks of motherhood.