- Joe Tsai and Eddie Wu’s 2024 Letter to Shareholders (alizila)
- Alibaba’s convertible bond sale to fund buy-backs ‘oversubscribed’ (scmp)
- Alibaba raises $5bn for share buybacks (ft)
- JPMorgan is ‘positive’ on China stocks and ‘constructive’ on its real estate (cnbc)
- BofA’s Hartnett Says Stock Rally Is Moving Closer to Sell Signal (bloomberg)
- “Looking beyond to the next 4-6 quarters, we believe a decline in demand for Nvidia compute is inevitable, as model providers shift toward focusing on driving computational efficiency and their largest customers…all develop their own silicon,” Luria wrote in a research note. (barrons)
- Hello Nvidia, Goodbye Intel? What the AI Stock’s Split Could Mean for the Dow. (barrons)
- Do companies’ stocks tend to outperform after they are removed from the Dow Jones index? (ai)
- Cathie Wood sees a Great Depression-like search for safety in the stock market (marketwatch)
- Home builders are slashing prices to lure home buyers, but it may not be enough (marketwatch)
- Treasury Bills Are the Best Place to Park Your Cash. Just Ask Warren Buffett. (barrons)
- SEC Widens Accessibility of Crypto Investing With Approval of ETFs for Ether (wsj)
- How Singapore Got Rich, and Can It Last (bloomberg)
- Carry Trade Is All the Rage Across Global Bond and FX Markets (bloomberg)
- Rate Cuts Will Trigger Flood of Bond Buying, PGIM Says (bloomberg)
- Goldman Axes Bet on July Fed Rate Cut (bloomberg)
- A Hedge-Fund Volatility Trade Risks Getting Crushed by the Crowd (bloomberg)
- Reuben Brothers Bet on $2 Billion Puerto Rico Development (bloomberg)
- Lululemon Shares at Bottom of S&P 500 as Sales Concerns Grow (bloomberg)
- A global labor shortage will send tech stocks soaring, with the sector poised to grow to 50% of the total stock market, Fundstrat says (businessinsider)
- Sam Altman’s time as the golden child of tech might be coming to an end (businessinsider)
- China’s Second Special Ultra-Long Bond Sale Sees Solid Demand (bloomberg)
- This is how stock splits are performing 12 months after announcement (streetinsider)
- China’s mutual funds top record with US$4.1 trillion invested (scmp)
- Chinese sovereign bond trading suspended after frantic retail buying (ft)