Be in the know. 17 key reads for Wednesday…

  1. September Is The Worst Month Unless You Own These 12 Stocks (Investor’s Business Daily)
  2. Campbell Soup earnings beat, share buyback program revised (MarketWatch)
  3. Tencent Snapped Up by China Traders After Two-Month Selloff (Bloomberg)
  4. BP, Standard Chartered and 7 Other Undervalued European Stocks Deserve a Hard Look (Barron’s)
  5. China May Be Its Own Worst Cold War 2.0 Enemy (Bloomberg)
  6. China to step up financing support for small firms (Reuters)
  7. September Is the Stock Market’s Worst Month. History Says This Time Could Be Different. (Barron’s)
  8. Here’s why Robert Shiller’s two stock-market indexes are telling wildly different valuation stories. (MarketWatch)
  9. Investors eye emerging market upswing after China shock (Financial Times)
  10. Private Equity Firms All Want the Same Thing: British Companies (New York Times)
  11. Teva-MedinCell’s Schizophrenia Treatment Candidate Under FDA Review (Benzinga)
  12. U.S. Home-Price Growth Rose to Record in June (Wall Street Journal)
  13. Americans Are Stocking Up on Toilet Paper Again (Wall Street Journal)
  14. China gaming stocks rally despite regulators limiting kids’ playing time (CNBC)
  15. Tencent boosts global investments as Beijing cracks down on gaming (Financial Times)
  16. Stocks push higher on China stimulus hopes (Financial Times)
  17. Lotus Is Getting Money From NIO. What It Means for Ferrari and Porsche. (Barron’s)