Stocks rise after an ugly finish to October, with support tied to upbeat global economic data on the eve of Election Day, as investors continue to monitor rising COVID-19 cases and a continued stream of corporate earnings results.
Oil futures turn higher on Monday on expectations that OPEC+ will postpone plans to curb production cuts, amid concerns over energy demand and widening restrictions on activity in Europe to contain surge in COVID -19
Jim Rogers once again hammered home the idea that the flood of money flowing from central banks are artificially keeping markets around the world afloat. He's been calling for a nasty selloff for a while now.