Where is money flowing today?
Be in the know. 10 key reads for Thursday…
- Eight Stocks Wall Street Loves for Valentine’s Day (Barron’s)
- What Denny’s CEO Tells Himself In The Mirror Every Day (Investor’s Business Daily)
- Charlie Munger Talks About Chinese Companies, Poor Investment Choices, And Why He Would Never Buy Tesla Stock (Benzinga)
- The Chris Janson “Good Vibes” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)… (ZeroHedge)
- Kraft Heinz’s Earnings Were Only OK. Why Investors Should Be Happy. (Barron’s)
- Value-Oriented Dividend Stocks Will Pay Investors Who Wait, Strategist Says (Barron’s)
- Time for a cut? OPEC Sees Coronavirus Weighing Heavily on Oil Demand (Wall Street Journal)
- Hedging Strategy Likely Exacerbated Oil’s Fall (Wall Street Journal)
- Trump’s Rosy Economic Growth Forecast Isn’t Crazy (Bloomberg)
- 5 Contrarian Dividend Stocks to Buy as Market Rips to All-Time Highs (24/7 Wall Street)
The Chris Janson “Good Vibes” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)…
This week’s Stock Market commentary and sentiment can best be described by country star Chris Janson’s song, “Good Vibes:”
I ain’t watchin’ TV today
Bad news, it can just stay away
If you ain’t got anything good to say
Then shut your mouth
I got my windows down and my blinders on
Radio set to my favorite song
All green lights on the road I’m on
Man, there ain’t no doubt
Continue reading “The Chris Janson “Good Vibes” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)…”
Yahoo! Finance TV Appearance on Wednesday (Video)
Thanks @SeanaNSmith @GreteSuarez @YahooFinance for having me on today. https://t.co/iBxpOr5OlO
â Thomas J. Hayes (@HedgeFundTips) February 12, 2020
Where is money flowing today?
Be in the know. 5 key reads for Wednesday…
- Oil Extends Rally Above $50 Amid Signs Virus Spread Is Easing (Bloomberg)
- Ex-Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein laid into Bernie Sanders after his New Hampshire win, saying he’ll wreck the economy and let Russia ‘screw up the US.’ (Business Insider)
- U.S. Home-Refinancing Applications Hit Highest Level Since 2013 (Bloomberg)
- Steve Cohen Pulled Down at Least $1.3 Billion in 2019 (Institutional Investor)
- Small-Cap Health Stocks Stand Out in 2020 (Wall Street Journal)