- Oracle Is Turning Into a Cloud Giant. Why Its Stock Is a Buy. (Barron’s)
- Asset managers rush to shore up portfolios against inflation (Financial Times)
- Top 100 places to eat in the US in 2021, according to Yelp (USA Today)
- Some Covid-19 Vaccines Are Effective After One Dose, Can Be Stored in Normal Freezers, Data Show (Wall Street Journal)
- JPMorgan still thinks the S&P 500 can rally another 12% this year as US consumer spending explodes for these 7 reasons (Business Insider)
- ‘Green bubble’ warnings grow as money pours into renewable stocks (Financial Times)
- Why This Bull Market Shows No Sign of Ending Soon (Barron’s)
- Warren Buffett’s Letter to Shareholders Is Coming. What Investors Want to See. (Barron’s)
- BDCs Yield Around 9%, but Their Quality Varies. Here’s How to Judge Them. (Barron’s)
- What Gene Editing Can Do for Humankind (Wall Street Journal)
- U.S. stock-market investors are already betting on an infrastructure spending spree (MarketWatch)
- Yes, Rates Are Rising. But Equity Investors Don’t Seem to Care. (Barron’s)
- Tech Valuations Are Getting Scary. Here’s How We Know. (Barron’s)
- Bank Stocks Are Getting Hot. They Still Have Room to Run. (Barron’s)
- The Doves Are in Charge Again. What That Means for Interest Rates (Barron’s)
- The Argument for the Reborn Chesapeake Energy (Barron’s)
- Carl Icahn Charges Up FirstEnergy Stock (Barron’s)
- Biden Says He’s Open to Making His $1.9 Trillion Aid Plan ‘Cheaper’ (Barron’s)
- Texas Looks to Rebuild. Here Are 6 Stocks That Could Benefit. (Barron’s)
- ‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry says ‘prepare for inflation’ – and warns bitcoin and gold might be at risk (Business Insider)
- How Carl Icahn could create value with this health company, which has many valuable businesses (CNBC)
- Katie Haun on the Dark Web, Gangs, Investigating Bitcoin, and The New Magic of “Nifties” (NFTs) (#499) (Tim Ferriss)
- Investors, Don’t Succumb To The Fear Of Missing Out (Forbes)
- What Gene Editing Can Do for Humankind (Wall Street Journal)
- Why Your Wild Trading Ideas Feel So Right (Wall Street Journal)