This week's "Stansberry Insider Weekly" recaps the week in business and economic news. It has not been a good week for US/China relations. On Tuesday, President Trump cancelled last week's trade talks with China, and we'll hear why in the opening headlines. The U.S also levied tough sanctions on Huawei, China's tech giant, which could affect the race for 5G. It was a good week for Target though, as the company posted a monster earnings report. The same can't be said for Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Its stock fell sharply after the President called for a boycott. Are we on the road to an economic recovery? Gauging from the housing market, we might be. Jessica's first guest, Scott Garliss, Editor of the Stansberry NewsWire, tells Jessica that a strong housing market is a good start. The Democratic National Convention has concluded with Joe Biden formally accepting the nomination. Should Biden win in November, what will happen to the economy, and more importantly, how will that affect our relationship with China? James Early, from Stansberry China, has those answers. James also indicates which sectors to keep an eye on and which to avoid should there be a change at the White House. Brian Tycangco of True Wealth Opportunities: China, has created a new acronym for the four Chinese tech companies that have completely outperformed their American counterparts this year. Find out which companies Brian is referring to. Also, Jessica and Brian discuss all the anti-China sentiment happening here in the U.S. and what that means to investors. In our "CEO Sit Down," Jessica welcomes Intrusion CEO, Jack Blount. Mr. Blount explains to Jessica and Venture Value’s Bryan Beach how his company is fighting cyber attacks in a brand new way. Jack has some very strong opinions on China and the threat it poses — especially during the upcoming election.