Category: What I’m Reading Today

1. Our article Bull Vs. Bear Death Match! Yield Curve Vs. Earnings is “Editor’s Choice” on TalkMarkets today: (TalkMarkets)
2. Tesla to reveal Model Y tonight: Elon Musk bets big on new electric SUV (USA Today)
3. Deeper Cracks in China’s Housing Foundations (Wall Street Journal)
4. Diamondback Energy Stock’s Rally Has Stalled, but One Top Exec Is Buying (Barron’s)
5. Six Flags Stock Is at a Multiyear Low, but One Insider Is Buying It (Barron’s)
6. U.S. weekly jobless claims increase more than expected (Reuters)
7. Deutsche Bank Internet Analyst Has 3 Top Stocks to Buy Now (24/7 Wall Street)
8. China industrial output growth falls to 17-year low, more support steps expected (Reuters)
9. A Trump-Xi meeting on trade is reportedly being pushed back until at least April (Business Insider)
10. Factors Don’t Always Work As Research Suggests. Here’s Why. (Barron’s)

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1. Hedge Fund and Insider Trading News: Warren Buffett, Alan Howard, Nelson Peltz, Range Resources Corp (RRC), Randolph Bancorp Inc (RNDB), and More: Insider Monkey
2. Theresa May’s Brexit deal is rejected again: Here’s what happens next (CNBC)
3. GOLDMAN SACHS: There’s a big misconception surrounding the impact of Trump’s tax cuts (Business Insider)
4. Byron Wien: Recovery or Recession (Blackstone)
5. Billionaire Nelson Peltz is getting into the cannabis business (ACB) (Business Insider)

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1. Doomed with Democrats, Trump’s budget boosts Pentagon, targets safety net (Reuters)
2. Jefferies Says Buy 4 Top Tech Stocks Now as Q1 Winds Down (24/7 Wall Street)
3. There’s No Sugarcoating Corporate Debt (Bloomberg)
4. The Bull Market Actually Isn’t 10 Years Old (Bloomberg)
5. Three Hedge Fund Favorites Command Your Attention: Taking Stock (Bloomberg)
6. S. Core Inflation Unexpectedly Cools on Autos, Drug Prices (Bloomberg)
7. For These Investors, It’s A ‘Very Attractive Time’ For Energy Assets (Investor’s Business Daily)
8. Turkey Enters Recession, a Blow for Erdogan as Elections Near (New York Times)
9. Carl Icahn increases stakes in Caesars (European Gaming)

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1. China Grounds Boeing 737 Max Jets After Second Deadly Crash Raises Concerns (Investor’s Business Daily)
2. Elizabeth Warren Targets Amazon, Facebook, and Google With Breakup Plan (Barron’s)
3. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Bought Even More Delta Stock (Barron’s)
4. How to Work From Home With Children (New York Times)
5. May Said to Be Weighing Options for Tuesday Vote: Brexit Update (Bloomberg)
6. Wall Street hasn’t been this bearish on Apple in 15 years (CNBC)
7. Nvidia is buying Mellanox Technologies in a $6.9 billion deal (NVDA) (Business Insider)
8. How Kraft Heinz Ate Its Seed Corn (Wall Street Journal)
9. 5 Fallen Angel Stocks Could Be Huge Winners Down the Road (24/7 Wall Street)
10. Exclusive: Occidental emerges as heavy hitter in oil export boom (Reuters)

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1. RecessionAlert Weekly Leading Index Update (Advisor Perspectives)
2. 5 Misconceptions About The Chinese Economy (NPR Planet Money)
3. Guy Kawasaki – Lessons from a Life (Tech Nation)
4. Liechtenstein, the magic princedom (The Economist)
5. How AI Will Rewire Us (The Atlantic)
6. The Brexit Endgame (New Yorker)
7. What Happens After You Win? (The Irrelevant Investor)
8. What To Watch Next With Chinese Trade Negotiations (Podcast) (Bloomberg)
9. It’s the end of the world as we know it (The Reformed Broker)
10. Taylor Swift: Being polite can lead to ‘some of your life’s worst regrets’ (CNBC)
11. We asked the biggest Netflix bull and bear on Wall Street the same 5 questions. (Business Insider)

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1. Offshore Oil Drilling Stocks Are Energy Bargains (Barron’s)
2. Is This a Photo of the New Tesla Model S? (Bloomberg)
3. The US added 20,000 jobs in February, the fewest since 2017 (Business Insider)
4. The Bull Market’s Greatest Feat? Sowing Doubt (New York Times)
5. Powell’s ‘60 Minutes’ message to stress Fed independence and efforts to support average American (MarketWatch)
6. Bond Investors Are Daring to Whisper About a Return to Fed QE (Bloomberg)
7. Week in review: How Trump’s policies moved stocks (The Fly)
8. Hedge Fund and Insider Trading News: Edward Lampert, Crispin Odey, CQS Cayman LP, Voce Capital Management, Encompass Health Corporation (EHC), Arconic Inc (ARNC), Equifax Inc. (EFX), and More (Insider Monkey)

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1. US officials say they will investigate the risky $1.6 trillion ‘leveraged loan’ market (Business Insider)
2. Americans are struggling with their credit card debts, and 2 million accounts fell seriously behind in 2018 (Business Insider)
3. Chinese exports slump as slowdown deepens (MarketWatch)
4. Costco Earnings Crush Views, Same-Store Sales Strong; Stock Rises (Investor’s Business Daily)
5. Blackjack dealer charged with helping gamblers cheat (New York Post)
6. China’s $345 Billion Stock Rout Shows Beijing’s Fear of Bubbles (Bloomberg)
7. A Hedge Fund Steps Into Nigeria’s $9 Billion Corporate Dispute (Bloomberg)
8. ECB warns markets not to expect a hike before 2020 as it announces fresh stimulus for ailing European economy (Business Insider)
9. Mar-A-Lago Summit Delayed As Beijing Gets Cold Feet On Trade Deal (ZeroHedge)
10. Why 4 Exploration and Production Energy Stocks May Be Takeover Targets (24/7 Wall Street)

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1. Hedge Fund and Insider Trading News: John Paulson, Kyle Bass, Tom Steyer, Wayfair Inc (W), Wyndham Destinations Inc (WYND), and More (Insider Monkey)
2. Warren Buffett’s investing strategy helped one man turn $1,000 into $2 million (CNBC)
3. Euro sinks as ECB’s Draghi slashes growth forecasts and announces cheap loans for banks (CNBC)
4. COLUMN-Fed’s next move more likely to be a cut in interest rates: Kemp (Reuters)
5.  Top Wall Street Strategist Turns Positive on 4 Leading Materials Stocks (24/7 Wall Street)

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1. CenturyLink Backlash May Have Gone Too Far, Analyst Says: Barron’s
2.  Forbes list: Bezos on top, Zuckerberg tumbles and Kylie Jenner makes history (New York Post)
3. Facing Slowing Economic Growth, China’s Premier Promises Relief for Business (New York Times)
4. China Won’t Make Big Concessions on Trade Deal, Ex-Minister Says (Bloomberg)
5. GE shares tumble as CEO Culp says cash flow will be negative in 2019, power unit to struggle more (CNBC)
6. Nio stock sinks, as investors spooked by earnings miss, delivery slowdown (MarketWatch)
7. China’s February exports seen falling most in two years, imports down again: Reuters Poll (Reuters)
8. Buy Ingersoll-Rand Stock Now, Goldman Sachs Says (Barron’s)
9. For Many Girls, Figure Skating Loses Its Edge to Hockey (Wall Street Journal)
10. Chevron, Exxon Mobil Tighten Their Grip on Fracking (Wall Street Journal)

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1. Hayman Capital’s Kyle Bass predicts US interest rates will head back to zero in 2020 (CNBC)
2. Salesforce: Gravity Still Applies (Wall Street Journal)
3. China just slashed its target for economic growth (Business Insider)
4. Why 3 Major Energy Companies Should Be Huge LNG Winners (24/7 Wall Street)
5. Trump scraps trade privilege for India; Delhi plays down impact (Reuters)
6. China to slash taxes, boost lending to prop up slowing economy (Reuters)
7. The Netflix of China Might Just Be Wishful Thinking (Barron’s)
8. At 21, Kylie Jenner Becomes The Youngest Self-Made Billionaire Ever (Forbes)
9. Look “under the hood” of Hedge Fund “Trade Tips”® service with our new (short) webinar (YouTube)
10. At $12.5 Million This Bugatti Is the Most Expensive New Car Ever (Bloomberg)

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