Running back Khalil Herbert made his presence felt in the quarter as well with a 52-yard touchdown run. Herbert converted the third and eight by weaving his way through the secondary to go over 100-yards for the third straight game.
Week Ahead Brings Earnings Season, Amazon Prime Day, Apple Event

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Key Takeaways:
- Broken record time as stimulus hopes continue to provide early market support
- Earnings season gets underway tomorrow with big banks beginning to report
- Big week for FAANGs as Amazon
AMZN Prime Day, Apple
AAPL event coming up
If Wall Street had a seat belt sign, now’s when the captain would tell us to buckle up for possible turbulence ahead.
Even if earnings season didn’t begin tomorrow, there’s plenty to keep investors on their toes. Amazon’s (AMZN) Prime Day, Apple’s (AAPL) long-awaited product event, continued stimulus negotiations in Washington, and mounting virus cases in the U.S. and Europe all get mixed into the recipe.
Ordinarily, those ingredients would be enough for anyone, but this time it’s happening while investors and the entire world have one eye on polls three weeks ahead of the U.S. presidential election. Despite all this, volatility is the lowest since late