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  Shares, currencies tentative as attention shifts to U.S. election, stimulus Reuters  |  Sep 20, 2020 08:55PM ET By Swati Pandey SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares held to tight ranges on Monday, as did currencies, as investors awaited developments on U.S. fiscal stimulus and coronavirus vaccines amid a resurgence of infections in Europe. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was a shade weaker, though it was not too far from a June 2018 peak at 568.84. Australian ( AXJO ) and New Zealand ( NZ50 ) shares both opened in the red while South Korea's KOSPI ( KS11 ) was 0.1% up. U.S. stock futures, the S&P 500 e-minis ( ESc1 ), were down 0.16%. Japanese markets were closed for a public holiday. "Attention is turning back to negotiations on supplementary fiscal stimulus and the forthcoming U.S. election," ANZ analysts wrote in a note. Coronavirus cases have now surpassed 30 million, casting a gloomy pall over prospects of a V-shaped economic recovery.

 1. Women fall in love through a man's words, they stay in love because of his actions. 2. Before you tell her "I love you", be sure you know the meaning, depth, weight and responsibility of those words. 3. She loves to be slowly unveiled, don't push or rush her. 4. Even though her heart believes in love, she needs convincing as to why she should love. It is up to you to call her heart out from hiding. 5. Awaken love in her only if you are serious. 6. Honesty is key, tell her the truth no matter how painful or difficult it is to bear, she will love and trust you more for it. 7. Women think of sex too, but it is a side of her preserved for her special man. 8. Women love attention, the moment she notices you don't give her attention, she reads that as things falling apart between you two. 9. The best gift you can give a woman is your time. You can buy expensive gifts but if you rob her you, the expensive gifts mean little to her. Her indicator of love is your time.

 Hi guys, I am still curious about what Christ told the young rich man about selling all he has and giving to the poor in Matthew 19:16-30, Mark 10:17-31, and Luke 18:18-30? I brought this up because some Churches always bring these bible passages up, while others say Christ is not poor so Christians are not supposed to be poor.

  Influencer to criminal: the rise and fall of Instagram star Hushpuppi By  Michael Kaplan September 19, 2020 | 7:21pm Instagrammer Ramon "Hushpuppi" Abbas posted photos of himself in luxury cars and on private jets. He was a regular at Fendi, and a birthday cake from the brand helped lead to his arrest Instagram The  Instagram show-off  known as “Hushpuppi” tooled around the world in a Ferrari and a Maybach, ordered crates of champagne at nightclubs and sported $150,000 diamond-festooned wristwatches. He claimed his luggage traveled in its own Rolls-Royce. He kept warm on private jets by covering himself in a Louis Vuitton blanket. Boasting about his wealth while calling some of his 2.5 million Instagram followers “peasants,” Hushpuppi also appeared to have an ego that was criminally large. The same could be said for his alleged professions: money launderer, perpetrator of wire fraud and Internet scam artist. In June, the 37-year-old was  arrested in Dubai . A court document

 Greetings, I want to seek for you peoples opinions regarding my family challenges. I'm from a broken home. My parents divorced when I was a child of two years. I'm the only child from their union. My father and mother abandoned me and remarried to other spouse each. I passed through hell growing up with relatives who insulted me with all kinds of names and I was treated like a slave to their own children. Because of public outcry about my dehumanizing treatment, my father came to village and took me to the city. It was from fry pan to fire experience as my father's new wife was maltreating me. At a point, my father asked me to leave his house that since my arrival, he don't have peace with his wife. I packed to the house of a relative and work in a block industry to help myself. Most times, I slept in a CAC church close to the relative house as the two-room apartment is not enough for his family. My mother never care if I was alive. She never call me nor reply to lette

Top 5 Things to Know in the Market on Friday, September 18th Investing.com  |  Sep 18, 2020 06:49AM ET   Be the first to comment By Geoffrey Smith  Investing.com --  The dollar ends the week on a low note and crude oil on a high note. An M&A flurry in Europe creates Spain's biggest bank and sees Apollo eyeing a repeat of its turnaround of LyondellBasell. Stocks are set to open mixed, ahead of the Michigan Consumer Sentiment survey, with the mood supported by another blowout IPO. Here's what you need to know in financial markets on Friday, September 18th. 1. Dollar resumes decline; gold rises The dollar resumed its downward trend amid concern over the outlook for the U.S. economy and the risk that a weakening stock market may feed through into lower global demand for U.S. financial assets. By 6:40 AM ET (1040 GMT), the  dollar index  that tracks the greenback against a half dozen other currencies was down 0.1% at 92.90, on course to end the week around 0.5% lower.   Gold Fut