- Is another Executive Order coming? Presidential Spending Discretion and Congressional Controls (Duke Law)
- Dan Loeb: Q2 2020 – Invest In ‘Compounders’, But Only At An Attractive Entry Point (Acquirers Multiple)
- This Cloud Company Might Not Be as Flashy as Zoom. But Its Stock Could Have Plenty of Upside. (Barron’s)
- Fed Shot Its Own ‘Elephant Gun’ Before Buffett Got the Chance (Bloomberg)
- There Is No Size Effect: Daily Edition (AQR)
- Negativity Is Not an Investment Strategy (awealthofcommonsense)
- “more than half the racial gap in individual stock ownership has disappeared essentially overnight.” (thereformedbroker)
- The Spiral of Silence (Farnam Street)
- What Makes Great Companies Great (Novel Investor)
- Value, Margin Of Safety, & The Art Of Doing Nothing (Advisor Perspectives)
- Deal Synergies Should Lift This Southern Bank (Barron’s)
- Investors Can Trade All Kinds of Commodities–Including Water (Barron’s)
- 10 Stocks to Buy as the Health-Care Revolution Races Ahead, According to Experts (Barron’s)
- Wealthy Investors Sold U.S. Stocks as Market Roared Back From Covid-19 Lows (Barron’s)
- Trump Plans to Nominate Amy Coney Barrett to Fill Supreme Court Vacancy (Wall Street Journal)
- Novavax stock soars after start of late-stage COVID-19 vaccine trial (New York Post)
- Covid Doctors Find a Turning Point in Life-Threatening Cases (Bloomberg)
- Wall Street economists are getting fed up with the government’s inability to agree upon more stimulus (Business Insider)
- US can stage ‘full recovery’ by end of 2020 with blockbuster 4th quarter, St. Louis Fed president says (Business Insider)
- Wall Street’s biggest 5 stocks by value are on track for their worst month ever (MarketWatch)
- U.S. Durable-Goods Orders Rise for Fourth Straight Month (Wall Street Journal)
- Contrarian Money Manager Didn’t Always Bet Against Crowd (Wall Street Journal)
- The Business and Pleasure of Dining Out (Wall Street Journal)
- Bosch pushes into Covid-19 market with rapid test (Financial Times)
- Anthony Hopkins: ‘Act as if it is impossible to fail’ (Financial Times)