As a computer programmer, I have never seen a comments section programmatically managed using sentiment analysis. Yes, they usually sort on a time basis (most recent at top and trailing downward over time), they sometimes sort on a voting basis (most up-voted first, trailing downward with less and less votes), but I have never seen a comments section sorted using sentiment analysis. With sentiment analysis programming libraries already in wide spread production and use, they could easily be used to sort comments from (most positive to most negative). Think about this... It would reward, teach and force users to communicate more effectively. It is possible to vehemently disagree with someone in an incredibly positive way, in other words politely. As Real Vision is newly formed and not an ad based business model, may I suggest you implement this process to avoid your community's similar destruction to that of Twitter and other social media. This community has done well in remaining focused on "not being dicks", but it has been getting worse as people are beginning to lose focus on the open-minded learning process and forgetting to show respect to those trying to help others by sharing their insights. I have heard Raoul mention he hopes this site will be "different" from Twitter, but I ask you how much different can it be if it is created identically?

Thanks ED.

I appreciate Tony’s views on the market, but can we please avoid “Harris/Biden” conspiracy theorizing?

This was great! Thanks a lot!

When NFL games start getting postponed because of the Covid, then shit is getting real.

Serves as a good reminder of what shallow conspiratorial commentary looks like. Wouldn’t have been too far out of place as a moderate Fox Business segment. Disappointing RV.

"We can't stop the world for this..." because he feels kids should be able to play football. 200k people dead in the US alone. If we didn't shut things down, it would be over 1M. The virus does damage to our systems even if we don't have symptoms. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/covid-19-can-wreck-your-heart-even-if-you-havent-had-any-symptoms/ I'm sorry you want the stock market to only go higher, Tony.

really enjoy when you have Tony on. Straightforward, and to the point, and finally someone on RV who's not espousing the virus nonsense.

Tony - are you still a big seller of a non-peaceful transition of power? The President refused to answer a direct question whether he would commit to a peaceful transition.

People are interviewed to hear and understand their opinions. Mr. Greer is a very knowledgeable trader. He tells it as he sees it. You do not need to agree. The more points of view you understand the better you will be able to trade. RV is not an echo chamber! If you disagree say it. Do not attack the person for the point of view. Understand it as his/her point of view. DLS

I didn't hear the whole thing before my last comment. Come on RV. We don't need an essentially Robin Hooder spouting his political beliefs. This guy is a joke. Seriously.

Notice the volume of down votes. Really? The technician is looking forward to Trump's winning the debate to base his investments on? LOL I thought technicians were supposed to be agnostic. Really wasted time.

My favourite daily briefing of the week - A must for all bull junkies!

Great analysis by Tony. Honestly I don't always agree on his views but it is always refreshing to watch him. Thanks for another great DB!

So far Tony's bullish view on the markets has been a bit sketchy not really seeing this recent pull back coming with all the speculation going on in retail and call options at the end of Sept given the breath was horrible and how obvious it was. He puts alot of his sentiment on the FED put and inflation which is surprising given the data shows no inflation what so ever and oil still coming down just about everyday.So I wonder what Tony is seeing in the data that backs his view on inflation other than just the FED talking about it. Irregardless of that I always appreciate hearing his view on markets..BTW.AAPL 200 DSMA is currently @ 85 and the 100 Day @ 100.00

Tony Greer is both a wolf and a dog. The wolf stands on the mountain top and surveys all below and before it. it sees everything and makes it's plans to hunt. The dog lives in the moment, it sees only now and acts accordingly. I want to be Tony Greer. I want to see the markets and have a framework. When I am in the markets I want to trade just what is in front of me.

I love TG Tuesdays. That said, I'm not sure I agree on the energy sector. The historical subsidies are potentially peeling off and the US most importantly doesn't have control over it from a consumption perspective. I agree on the technology front. It's complicated, but tech is where all the productivity gains are. On the tech side, how bad the analytics are on this companies just illustrates how far behind the markets are on how tech works...

I could not trade as Tony does, because I prefer some understanding of why, not simply what. He clearly understands "what" the market is likely to do, regardless of "why". I can clearly see the intelligence, experience and intuition he has developed and uses in his trading framework. However making money is not enough for me. Unfortunately trading/investing is a process of discovery for me because I need to know "why". This may explain why I have given up on equities, as the "why" is very well hidden these days. It has been a very expensive education in what the stock market really is and I am still grateful despite its harshness. I have been short the major indicies since March's bottom and have paid a hefty price, stubbornly demanding the market "make sense". It is a lesson in cognitive biases, in that I refuse to close out despite "reality" telling me I am wrong. My trade's only hope is to remain solvent longer than the market can remain irrational. (We all know who loses this bet.) Despite the financial cost and largely due to Real Vision's amazing resources, I am grateful for turning the corner on wondering why things happen, towards understanding why things happen. In the end, what I want more than to make money is to find a way to live a life managing my own financial assets in such a way that I can support myself. I am transitioning from the labor market (job) to the financial market where my efforts 100% benefit me. It is a journey and an amazing learning experience. I enjoy every day's lessons.

On tech: I have a hard time believing that the Nvidia/ARM deal will be allowed to go through.

insightful and objective market analysis by a pro who is well aware of the limits of his knowledge.

Great breakfast show! Love the 'daily briefing'!

@RV / Great Content. I live in Europe and start every day with Bulletproof coffee and Daily Briefing. I would love to see RV do an interview or analysis into share buyback. It's terrifying to me that share buyback has once again become normal financial vernacular yet was illegal until the '80s and is largely blamed for 1920 crash. You guys are the pros, but I think it could add a lot of value to viewers.

I’m preparing to teach online again and upping my tech in preparation. I bought the same ridiculous gaming streamer microphone that Ash has; its grown on me.

I never understand people giving downvotes or leaving comments like “awful” here. In my (Pro subscriber) opinion literally all Real Vision videos are great, some even more than others! Don’t think I’ve ever given a downvote to anything. It’s great to be able to be exposed to all these different views in their full glory. I am not a bull but being exposed to Tony’s general bullishness helps keep my biases in check. Great video.

Interesting political take from Tony on the democratic ticket and Harris. This was a headline in the Wall Street Journal in August: "As Kamala Harris Joins Biden Ticket, Wall Street Sighs in Relief - Wall Street’s warm welcome to Joe Biden’s running mate reflects a belief that tougher financial regulation isn’t a top priority." And from CNBC: "Wall Street leaders on Tuesday cheered Joe Biden’s selection of Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate in the presidential election." Recall markets selling off big in the overnights when it looked like Trump would win. Investors always surprise. Markets could very well rally on a Biden win looking forward to stability around foreign trade/tariffs, less personal attacks in the press, a potential calming of the domestic protests, and less revolving door (with associated book deals) in the administration. Markets always seem to surprise on the political consensus view.

Not a fan.

First segment sounds like it should be on Bloomberg. Sorry

Always some food for thought - thanks, everybody.

Awful

thanks for all the knowledge

Great DB Ash and Tony as usual. The Kamala H tag-team idea is interesting - it went underground for a while (to me, outside the US). Interesting thinking too if the VIX bids evaporate. A lot of these unknowns is reactionary trading ? so tricky.

Apple 200 DMA is all the way at $85.80 (closed today at $114.09).