- Transport Stocks Are Flashing Bullish Signals for Broader Market (wsj)
- Biden’s Budget Calls for Increase in Defense Spending (wsj)
- Tesla, Alphabet, and Amazon Are Planning Stock Splits. Will That Help Them Join the Dow? (barrons)
- JPMorgan’s Kolanovic Sees Three Reasons for More Stocks Upside (bloomberg)
- Shanghai offers US$22 billion aid for businesses to survive lockdown (scmp)
- Billionaires like Jeff Bezos are big on owning farmland. Here are some ways average investors can play this sought-after commodity. (marketwatch)
- Biden Budget Targets Stock Buybacks. It Could Boost Dividends, if It Passes. (barrons)
- Elon Musk reveals 3 biggest existential threats to humanity’s survival (nypost)
- Blockchain bros are turning a South Pacific island into ‘crypto paradise’ (nypost)
- com, Bilibili trigger outcry after dismissals rebranded as ‘graduations’ amid wave of job cuts (scmp)
- Meituan Leads Hong Kong Internet Rebound (chinalastnight)
- Antitrust Bill Targeting Amazon, Google, Apple Gets Support From DOJ (wsj)
- Russia Says Military Will Reduce Operations Around Kiev & Chernihiv After Positive Ceasefire Talks (zerohedge)
- Bank of America’s Data Shows Hedge Funds Continue to Sell Equities (streetinsider)
- Investor Redemptions from China Funds Hit Pandemic High (institutionalinvestor)
- Oil prices resume slide after Russia-Ukraine talks (marketwatch)
- Consumer confidence rises for first time in 2022, but inflation and Ukraine still big worries (marketwatch)
- Xi Battles Distrust by Global Investors Burned in China Before (bloomberg)
- ‘Meme-Mania’ Is Back: Nomura Cautions Return Of “Foaming At The Mouth” Behavior In Options Markets (zerohedge)
- Warren Buffett disciple Joel Greenblatt doesn’t own bitcoin because he believes there’s no intelligent way to value it — and has no FOMO about that (businessinsider)
- Market bull Tony Dwyer says fears of a recession driven by bond yields are overdone (businessinsider)
- Elon Musk Says He’s ‘Giving Serious Thought’ to Creating a New Social-Media Platform (wsj)