Be in the know. 20 key reads for Friday…

  1. Elon Musk says he wants new Tesla Roadster to hover (New York Post)
  2. Junk-rated companies enjoy record-low US borrowing costs (Financial Times)
  3. Is the party over for top tech stocks?  A decade of dominance is a long time in market history (Financial Times)
  4. Biden to press for $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan with governors, mayors (Reuters)
  5. BofA Securities Warns of 5% to 10% Sell-Off: 5 Safe Dividend Stocks to Buy Now (247wallst)
  6. Clean Tech Valuations Are Wildly Out of Sync With Company Profit (Yahoo! Finance)
  7. The worst stocks are doing the best (Yahoo! Finance)
  8. Why the U.K. Economy May Fast Be Turning the Corner (Barron’s)
  9. Spirit Airlines starts hiring pilots and flight attendants in hopes of a rebound (CNBC)
  10. Taylor Morrison CEO says the strength of housing market is broadening out (CNBC)
  11. Consumer staples stocks are the worst of 2021, but PepsiCo could double in 10 years, trader says (CNBC)
  12. The Bob Dylan, “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)… (ZeroHedge)
  13. Carl Icahn Shows New 7.83% Stake in Bausch Health Companies (BHC) (Street Insider)
  14. The U.S. Will Be Swimming in Covid-19 Vaccines by Midsummer (Barron’s)
  15. Demand for Diesel Is Speeding Ahead. What That Says About the Economic Recovery. (Barron’s)
  16. U.S. Consumer Sentiment Unexpectedly Falls to a Six-Month Low (Bloomberg)
  17. Here’s the main reason Robinhood traders have been able to push stocks higher — and, no, it isn’t by squeezing hedge funds (MarketWatch)
  18. ‘All rallies in the dollar should be sold’ until this piece of the global economy changes (MarketWatch)
  19. Opinion: Why Buffett’s shareholder letter is required reading for investors — and other CEOs (MarketWatch)
  20. Winter Layoffs Show Early Signs of Easing (Wall Street Journal)