- Stock Laggards Are Due a Catch Up (bloomberg)
- Discretionary Stocks Are Set to Rally. Why Amazon and Tesla Hold the Key. (barrons)
- Stocks Typically Suffer in September. Why Markets Face More Pain This Year. (barrons)
- Biotech Stocks Are Showing Signs of Life. Why the Rally Could Continue. (barrons)
- Septembers in presidential-election years aren’t so bad for the stock market. (marketwatch)
- Treasury yields edge lower as traders await start of four-day data dump (marketwatch)
- Boeing Investors Weigh Cost of a Strike as Clock Ticks on Contract (barrons)
- Disney Narrows Search for the Next Bob Iger. How the Top 2 CEO Candidates Stack Up. (barrons)
- Americans Are Really, Really Bullish on Stocks (wsj)
- Americans’ Economic Mood Brightens—a Bit (wsj)
- Shorts Are Circling Some of the AI Boom’s Biggest Question Marks (bloomberg)
- Investors should be cautious for the next 8 weeks, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee (cnbc)
- Chinese e-commerce giant Pinduoduo updates rules to kick out sellers of shoddy products (scmp)
- Alibaba-backed e-wallet operator buys Ant Bank Macao, eyes financial services for tourists (scmp)
- Google, DOJ Trial Drama To Hit Earnings By Up To 10%, Says JPMorgan: ‘Status Quo Is No Longer Possible’ (benzinga)
Category: What I’m Reading Today
Be in the know. 8 key reads for Labor Day…
- New report offers more details into Intel’s possible plans to slash costs, sell units (marketwatch)
- Banks May Think Twice Before Lowering Savings Account Rates in Lockstep with the Fed (barrons)
- Chinese EV Makers Boost Deliveries by 30% in August (barrons)
- China’s Sputtering Growth Engines Raise Urgency for Stimulus (bloomberg)
- Yen Forecasters Chart Path Past 140 as Global Rate Tracks Emerge (bloomberg)
- Ant Group’s blockchain arm Zan wants to be the Google or Microsoft of Web3 in Hong Kong (scmp)
- Hong Kong property: cash-rich buyers make most of Peak distress amid 50% price slump (scmp)
- U.S. stock-market rebound faces ‘huge’ jobs reports after Labor Day weekend (marketwatch)
Be in the know. 10 key reads for Sunday…
- Anil Kashyap on the Two Types of Fed Balance Sheet Operations (bloomberg)
- Luscious Views, Perfect Pasta, and Secret Hideaways: 4-Day Weekend on the Amalfi Coast (mensjournal)
- Retail Needs Some Therapy as Cautious Consumers Trade Down (wsj)
- Airbnb Should Be a Sleeper Hit (wsj)
- Why Interest Rate Cuts Won’t Fix a Global Housing Affordability Crisis (nytimes)
- How to fix a housing shortage (npr)
- Kamala’s tax proposals (scottgrannis)
- Pagani Will Keep Making V-12 Hypercars Because Its Customers Don’t Want Hybrids or EVs (robbreport)
- What to Watch For Next When the Fed Starts Cutting Rates (bloomberg)
- Jeff Bezos’ new $80 million ride (foxbusiness)
Be in the know. 20 key reads for Saturday…
- Alibaba shares jump after it completes three-year regulatory overhaul (nbc)
- Intel is trading at ‘tangible book’: Thomas Hayes (foxbusiness)
- Biotech Stocks Are Showing Signs of Life. Why the Rally Could Continue. (barrons)
- He Raised Disney Park Prices—and Fans Still Love Him. Now He’s on the CEO Shortlist. (wsj)
- Intel working with bankers to present board with strategic options, sending shares up 10% (cnbc)
- Consumer sentiment improves a bit more in late August (marketwatch)
- Intel Weighs Options Including Foundry Split to Stem Losses (bloomberg)
- The North Face/Vans Parent Sees Big Insider Stock Buy (barrons)
- Dollar General Blamed the Economy for Poor Earnings, but This Was the Cause (barrons)
- A population decline stemming from falling birthrates and tighter immigration policies could derail America’s prosperity. Politicians of both persuasions are promising to help families. (barrons)
- Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Stays on Cooling Trend (barrons)
- Intel Considers a Radical Reform, Report Says. Why It Could Spell the End for CEO Pat Gelsinger. (barrons)
- Eurozone Inflation Closes in on ECB Target (wsj)
- The Threat to OpenAI Is Growing (wsj)
- How a Corporate Tax Rate Change Could Impact Companies’ Growth, Investment (wsj)
- Lululemon promises to crank out new styles after ‘Breezethrough’ fiasco, embarrassing reviews (nypost)
- Chinese central bank’s $56bn debt purchase sparks talk of bond market intervention (ft)
- How Nike Ran Into Trouble (bloomberg)
- 94 Investing Lessons from Warren Buffett (dgi)
- Check Into These Classic Italian Luxury Hotels in Tuscany and Milan (maxim)
Be in the know. 13 key reads for Friday…
- Alibaba wins Beijing’s approval in end to years-long scrutiny (finance.yahoo)
- IBM Cloud to offer Intel’s Gaudi 3 AI chips next year (techcrunch)
- Intel Weighs Options Including Foundry Split to Stem Losses (finance.yahoo)
- Yuan Hits Strongest in Over a Year as Flows Offset Fundamentals (bloomberg)
- Disney CEO Bob Iger says he’s ‘obsessed’ with finding his replacement. The clock is ticking. (finance.yahoo)
- China PBOC Starts Bond Trading After Warning of Market Stampede (bloomberg)
- Dell Stock Rises on Strong Earnings. AI Server Demand Is Booming. (barrons)
- Lululemon’s diagnosis of its current woes? Not enough ‘newness.’ (marketwatch)
- ‘The Claman Countdown’ panelists Scott Bauer and Thomas Hayes react to Nvidia beating estimates. (foxbusiness)
- Yen’s Rapid Advance Pressures Earnings Once Thought Easy to Beat (bloomberg)
- Chinese central bank’s $56bn debt purchase sparks talk of bond market intervention (ft)
- China’s internet users near 1.1 billion, driven by short videos and mobile payments (scmp)
- How golfing — and putting in particular — can be applied to investing, according to one strategist (marketwatch)
Be in the know. 17 key reads for Thursday…
- Tool Up for Lower Rates With Stanley Black & Decker (wsj)
- “Nguyen said that rivals, such as Intel, could “chip away” at Nvidia’s market share” (bbc)
- Nvidia Tumbles After Disappointing Forecast, Blackwell Snags (bloomberg)
- Nvidia’s earnings report shows the problem of being priced for perfection (cnbc)
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Sold $580 Million of Stock. How Much More He Can Sell. (barrons)
- NVIDIA Earnings: Here’s What You Need to Know (247wallstreet)
- Friday’s PCE inflation report: Here’s how financial markets may react (marketwatch)
- Retail investors are bullish on stocks ahead of the Fed’s rate cut next month (marketwatch)
- Retail investors loaded up on Nvidia ahead of the microchip maker’s poorly received results. (marketwatch)
- This $100 Million Tournament Gives Scottie Scheffler a Head Start. It Also Gives Him Fits. (wsj)
- Canada Goose, Known for Heavyweight Parkas, Leans Into T-Shirts and Shorts (wsj)
- AI Is Learning to Predict the Weather (wsj)
- Bosses Are Finding Ways to Pay Workers Less (wsj)
- California lawmakers pass controversial AI bill opposed by most of tech industry (nypost)
- Layoffs remain low as first-time jobless claims decline (marketwatch)
- China’s international use of renminbi surges to record highs (ft)
- Alibaba announced its conversion to a Hong Kong and New York dual primary listing, paving the way for a September inclusion in the Southbound Stock Connect. (chinalastnight)
Be in the know. 11 key reads for Wednesday…
- Alibaba’s Connect Membership May Be a Boon for Overseas Stocks (bloomberg)
- Fed’s annual Jackson Hole conference confirmed a regime change: Thomas Hayes (Fox Business)
- Hayes points to seasonality factors at play as the next few months could see heightened volatility (^VIX) ahead of the election. (Yahoo! Finance)
- New Boeing CEO’s engineer background ‘helpful’ to turnaround (Yahoo! Finance)
- Protests in China on the Rise Amid Housing Crisis (bloomberg)
- Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Is Selling Bank of America Stock Again (barrons)
- Chewy Stock Rises. Earnings Jump After Customers Spend More on Pets. (barrons)
- Food Is Getting Cheaper. The ‘Price Gouging’ Fight Has Nothing to Do with It. (barrons)
- Can a Closed Nuclear Power Plant From the ’70s Be Brought Back to Life? (wsj)
- US Mortgage Rates Drop Again to Lowest Level Since April 2023 (bloomberg)
- Reliance, Disney India’s $8.5 Billion Merger Wins Antitrust Nod (bloomberg)
Be in the know. 20 key reads for Tuesday…
- Will stocks rally or fade after the Fed cuts rates? Here’s what history tells us. (marketwatch)
- There Are Opportunities in Beaten-Down Office Buildings. Where to Find Them. (barrons)
- Boeing Says a Travel Boom in China Will Double Demand for Planes (barrons)
- Fed Cut Could Lift Chinese Stocks. Here’s Who Could Benefit. (barrons)
- China’s PDD (Temu) suffers $55 bln market cap wipeout (reuters)
- Nvidia Earnings Arrive Tomorrow. What the Stock Needs to See. (barrons)
- Ford Says Its Pulling Back on EVs. That’s Not the Whole Story. (barrons)
- The Stock Market Rally Can Expand Beyond Big Tech. This Earnings Season Shows Why. (barrons)
- 6 Stocks That Look Like Buys for a Soft Landing (barrons)
- ‘FOMO’ returns to the options market as traders chase stocks higher (marketwatch)
- Pound hits more than two-year high, dollar back under pressure (streetinsider)
- Watch out for weaker seasonality in September, BofA says (streetinsider)
- Elliott Investment Critiques Southwest Leadership, Overdue Changes (wsj)
- Eli Lilly to sell half-price version of Zepbound weight loss drug (ft)
- China’s export curbs on semiconductor materials stoke chip output fears (ft)
- Temu’s global expansion now looks fraught with difficulty (ft)
- Investors’ expectations for European inflation fall to lowest since 2022 (ft)
- ‘T-Bill and Chill’ Is a Hard Habit for Investors to Break (bloomberg)
- JD.com Unveils $5 Billion Share Buyback as China Concerns Grow (bloomberg)
- The starter home is making a comeback as the housing market thaws for first-time buyers (businessinsider)
Be in the know. 14 key reads for Monday…
- Temu parent PDD’s stock tumbles after a revenue miss as competition intensified (marketwatch)
- Alibaba Shareholders Approve Dual Primary Listing, Paving The Way For September Southbound Inclusion (chinalastnight)
- The inside story of the secret backchannel between the US and China (ft)
- How Banks Offload Risk From Their Balance Sheets (bloomberg)
- Mortgage rate relief is coming (scottgrannis)
- To Google or Not to Google? (ps)
- Frank Lloyd Wright’s Only Skyscraper Is Heading to Auction (smithsonian)
- “Black Myth: Wukong” Sparks Video Gaming Surge and Tourism Bookings in China (alizila)
- Milton Friedman’s Shower Scene Is Back (bloomberg)
- Why dividend stocks should be a hot play into fall (cnbc)
- Hilton aims to add 100 new China hotels a year (scmp)
- Nvidia Earnings Are Coming. Big Tech Needs Them to Be Good. (barrons)
- China’s AI Engineers Are Secretly Accessing Banned Nvidia Chips (wsj)
- Intel hiring Morgan Stanley, other advisors for activist defense (cnbc)
Be in the know. 15 key reads for Sunday…
- The Big Number: 818,000 (nytimes)
- Ban on Doctor-Owned Hospitals Has Backfired: Opinion (bloomberg)
- US Natural Gas Is America’s Clean Energy Standard (zerohedge)
- The End of Fabulous Money Market Rates Is Near (nytimes)
- Hedge funds are consciously uncoupling from the Mag7 (ft)
- Inflation Usually Hits Harder for Poor Families. For a Couple of Years, It Didn’t. (wsj)
- Lululemon ‘Dupes’ Are Just as Cool With the TikTok Crowd (wsj)
- Legendary Investor Bill Miller (forbes)
- Investors rush to money market funds before Fed rate cut, BofA says (reuters)
- PayPal partners with crypto platform Anchorage Digital to offer stablecoin rewards (fortune)
- Here’s What the Old Farmer’s Almanac Says to Expect for Winter 2025 (mensjournal)
- Nelly Korda Proves She Is Not Simply a “Dome Golfer” (mensjournal)
- Hennessey Performance Unveils ‘Stealth Series’ Carbon Fiber Hypercar (maxim)
- Junk Bond Maturity Wall Erodes as Money Managers Seek Yield (bloomberg)
- Key Takeaways From the Fed’s Annual Jackson Hole Conference (bloomberg)