Be in the know. 20 key reads for Tuesday…

  1. BofA Survey Shows Full Investor Capitulation Amid Pessimism (bloomberg)
  2. Shanghai bourse to name market makers for tech stocks in boost for liquidity (scmp)
  3. Citigroup sees another 20 per cent upside in Chinese stocks this year on spending stimulus (scmp)
  4. Rich Chinese Worth $48 Billion Want to Leave — But Will Xi Let Them? (bloomberg)
  5. Chinese Regulator to Fine Didi More Than $1 Billion Over Data-Security Breaches. Move ends yearlong investigation and will free firm to pursue a second listing in Hong Kong (wsj)
  6. Boeing Nears 787 Dreamliner Order With Aircraft Lessor (wsj)
  7. Why There’s a Chance the Stock Market Has Hit Bottom (barrons)
  8. How to Explain the Metaverse, According to Its Biggest Booster (barrons)
  9. Natural-Gas Stocks Are Beating Oil Names. Here’s Why. (barrons)
  10. Netflix Is Serious About Cracking Down on Password Sharing. It’s Trying Out a New Test. (barrons)
  11. Full capitulation: Fund managers have never been this pessimistic on growth or profits (marketwatch)
  12. ‘Hot inflation is over.’ Here’s what that means for investors, says portfolio manager. (marketwatch)
  13. Senate Votes on Semiconductor Bill Today. What It Means for Intel and Other Chip Stocks. (barrons)
  14. No Deals, No Problem on Wall Street (wsj)
  15. Barclays bankers kvetch over ‘skimpy’ bonuses, say their morale is ‘killed’ (nypost)
  16. Apple reportedly to slow hiring, spending in some divisions next year (nypost)
  17. Valuable wheat stuck in Ukraine may soon be on a ship (foxbusiness)
  18. Euro Surges On Report ECB Looking “Closely” At 50bps Rate Hike As Lagarde Rushes To Complete “Italian Bond Purchase” Mechanism (zerohedge)
  19. The Big Read. European economy: Lagarde wrestles with an ‘impossible situation’ (ft)
  20. Incyte gets FDA approval for a new vitiligo treatment (marketwatch)