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Bitcoin is on a tear, now at $15.6K.

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Don’t get too excited, it’s not really stocks.

Asian markets are up double US markets, Bitcoin is up big, even Gold and Silver are up. Investors are fleeing the dollar and moving into safer havens.

They know you want a $15 minimum wage (and other goodies), so they’re frontrunning, and transferring value while they can. You’ll then need $15 just to break even.

Oil is still down because Joe Biden wants to shut down the virus, not the economy. Right.

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Wisconsin and Michigan will both need to be contested and recounted, not only because of the late 100K+ ballot drops coming from counties with approximate 60% Biden / 40% Trump distributions that went 100% to Biden, but also especially for Wisconsin because of it’s record 87% turnout (higher in some counties), when the average for all states in this election was 68.3%, and when the turnout for other swing states in this election ranged between 66% (GA) and 78% (NH).

I would also contest and recount Minnesota for similar reasons as Wisconsin, but they were more sophisticated (more experienced?) about making it not obvious, so I’d lose that contest.

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For Arizona and Nevada, all else being equal (again, a big assumption), and assuming no new ballots (another assumption), my estimated final results right now are Biden wins Arizona with 50.69% to Trump’s 49.31% and Nevada with 50.45% to Trump’s 49.55%.

That said, the Trump campaign believes the late ballots cast by Independents are favoring him in both states, and they’re banking on the “all else being equal part” changing to a more favorable distribution.

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All else being equal (a big assumption), and also assuming a bunch of additional ballots aren’t found under a seat cushion somewhere (another big assumption), my estimated final result for Pennsylvania right now is Trump wins the state with 50.06% to Biden’s 49.94%.

If the Supreme Court does not step in, Pennsylvania will “discover” more ballots. Post office rubber stamps are a dime a dozen and are easily procured.

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Biden will need 87% of these ballots to win Georgia.

If it wasn’t Georgia, he might have gotten 100%.

(Nevermind, they already “discovered” tens of thousands more).

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Buying and selling ballots sounds like a lucrative business. Maybe I should get into it.

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The never ending supply of mail-in ballots.

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Illustrated with dollars, a tale of two candidates, in three parts.

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