This week began on news that Amazon crossed into historic territory with its share price. Is there anyone still left that doesn't use them in some way or another?  Many Stansberry analysts are bullish on Amazon for more reasons than delivery, but also because of its cloud services. Amazon is well equipped to take advantage of the future of remote work and data storage.  More on Amazon, Walmart competition and it’s home turf in Arkansas being invaded Delivery giant FED-EX made lots of noise with its stand on what Washington DC calls its football team.  The company sponsors “FED-EX Field” where the Redskins play - and asked the team to call themselves something different. Nike, Walmart and Target have also dropped the teams merchandise  from their respective stores. Government Bailout is still a topics, of course, with the main street lending facility go live this week ( loan program targeted at small business)  MANY businesses take advantage of this in order to prove that the economy is recovering.    Lots of interesting names and businesses were relieved this week as the PPP applications were released to the public. Plenty of names connected to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave were listed.  And we always talk about China- The first trade of iron ore on Blockchain, Crypto Capital’s Eric Wade joined us.  We talk about China as the fifth largest country in terms of invested funds with True Wealth opportunities China analyst, Brian Tycangco And we talk to Extreme Value editor, Dan Ferris (host of the Investor Hour podcast) asking, morally, can one even avoid investing in China, if they wanted to? Is it even possible?