This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in Economic News. It's been a good week for gold and silver, cryptocurrencies and banks, and sports fans. Not so much for the biggest tech firms, as the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet defended themselves against allegations of being monopolies, before congress.  In the opening headlines, we'll hear from Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell; Apple CEO Tim, Cook and Amazon Founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos. Greg Diamond, Editor of Ten Stock Trader, joins Jessica to discuss why silver is soaring to new records.  Greg believes it's the right time for investors to dip their toes into silver. Big news this week for banks and cryptocurrency. If you're tired of getting near zero percent interest on your Savings Account, listen up!  The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, or the OCC, has decided to allow nationally-chartered banks to hold cryptocurrency.  Eric Wade, editor of Crypto Capital, has all the details on what this means for bank customers and crypto investors. Bryan Tycangco, Senior Analyst for True Wealth Opportunities: China, joins Jessica for his weekly segment to discuss all the latest news coming out of China. Are the U.S.-China tensions affecting the economy in Beijing? Are they spilling over into the Chinese Stock Market? And how can American investors take advantage? Jessica also discusses why the markets need sports. Major League Baseball has begun its 2020 abbreviated season. The NBA returned last night, and the NHL picks back up on Saturday. What does the return of professional sports mean to the markets and to our economy? Stansberry Research Director, Austin Root, answers that question and why the return of the NFL may matter most.