The major equity indices might be showing that the recent rally appears to have lost some steam.

The news that the 2020 election likely means continued divided government was met by a meteoric rise in the markets. Many hope that divided government will result in the parties working together to get things done. But that looks extremely unlikely.

Nasdaq Private Market anticipates its strongest fourth quarter on record, driven by a surge in private company-sponsored liquidity programs, as the capital markets rebounded strongly in the second half of the year after the initial disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Crypto is abounding worldwide. In just over ten years, cryptocurrencies and other crypto assets have gone global, with 154 countries across the developed and developing world implementing the technology for their country’s various needs.

While Bill Gates had spoken years ago about the possibility of a pandemic of gargantuan proportions, the world had still not prepared itself for the kind of one that struck in early 2020.

A report by Stanford shows that around 42% of the U.S. labor force was working remotely in June 2020. With a second wave of the virus already in full swing, it’s likely we’ll see that numbers hold steady or increase as winter drives on.

The price of Bitcoin is touching levels it hasn’t seen since December 2017 when it hit its all-time high around $20,000. Then over the following year, Bitcoin proceed to give back about 80% of its value.