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The greatest streak of stock market gains in almost 28 years may have some wondering if it is sustainable, but, according to AAII, this objective spike in valuations following Donald Trump's victory has sparked overwhelming bullishness among investors.

15 straight days of gains in Small Caps (only bettered by 1988's streak) has sent AAII bullishness soaring to its highest since January 2015 (following the end of QE3) with the biggest 3-week spike since September 2010.

There is no fear...

Authored by Anatole Kaletsky, originally posted at Project Syndicate,

 For those of us who were wrong about the United States’ presidential election, it is worth suppressing emotional reactions, at least for a month or two, and attempting a dispassionate judgment about what Donald Trump’s administration may mean for the world. So here are ten likely consequences of the Trump presidency, divided equally between the good and the bad.

By EconMatters

In this video we discuss the latest posturing ahead of the OPEC Production Cut Decision, and the associated consequences for the price of oil based upon another failure out of OPEC. Your right Saudi Arabia you don`t have to cut, see you at $38 a barrel!

Following a pro-Trump outburst on a flight from Atlanta to Allentown, Pennsylvania, Delta Airlines has banned a disruptive passenger from flying the airline ever again.  In a video of the event that went viral, the man is seen gesturing to other passengers, shouting “We got some Hillary bitches on here? ...It’s your president. Every goddam one of you. If you don’t like it, too bad."

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Delta Airlines issued a public statement on the event:

With the nation's currency in full-fledged hyperinflationary collapse, OilPrice.com's Nick Cunningham notes that at times it seems that Venezuela’s economic crisis cannot get any worse. Food shortages, electricity blackouts, and scarce medical supplies have created a humanitarian disaster in Venezuela. However, with each passing month the situation deteriorates, and the crisis appears to be entering a dangerous new phase.

Venezuela’s currency has lost about 60% of its value so far in November, the worst monthly decline on record.