BBC News (World) Appearance – Thomas Hayes – Chairman of Great Hill Capital – August 5, 2020
Tag: StockMarket
Insider Buying in Enterprise Financial Services Corp (EFSC)
On August 3, 2020, John Eulich – Director of Enterprise Financial Services Corp (EFSC) – purchased 5,000 shares of EFSC at $29.23. His out of pocket cost was $146,150.
Where is money flowing today?
Data Source: Finviz
Be in the know. 15 key reads for Wednesday…
- Warren Buffett plows another $337 million into Bank of America, boosting his stake to nearly 12%. (Business Insider)
- Forget Spas and Bars. Hotels Tout Housekeeping to Lure Back Travelers. (New York Times)
- Disney, Staggered by Pandemic, Sees a Streaming Boom (New York Times)
- U.S. and China Will Meet to Discuss Compliance With Trade Agreement (Barron’s)
- Treasury yields inch higher as eurozone retail sales returns to pre-crisis levels (MarketWatch)
- Winners and Losers Are Emerging in Airline Stocks (Barron’s)
- America’s Trade Gap Narrowed in June for First Time in Four Months (Bloomberg)
- J&J reaches deal with U.S. for 100 million doses of coronavirus vaccine (CNBC)
- The Fed is expected to make a major commitment to ramping up inflation soon (CNBC)
- Isaias causes 2nd-largest power outage in ConEd history: How long recovery may take (Fox Business)
- Fed Vice Chair Clarida still sees the economy staging a comeback this year (CNBC)
- David Einhorn Is Making a Big New Bet. (Institutional Investor)
- Wells Fargo to cut consultancy spend after internal backlash (Financial Times)
- Novavax Says Coronavirus Vaccine Generated ‘Robust Antibody Responses’ In Phase 1 Trial Participants (Benzinga)
- Covid-19 Researchers Hope Monoclonal Antibody Treatments Are a Bridge to Vaccine (Wall Street Journal)
Where is money flowing today?
Data Source: Finviz
Be in the know. 13 key reads for Tuesday…
- U.S. Counts Smallest Daily Rise in Coronavirus Cases in Weeks (Wall Street Journal)
- Pelosi, Mnuchin Signal First Glimmer of Progress on Stimulus (Bloomberg)
- Trump says U.S. may have coronavirus vaccine ‘far in advance’ of end of the year (CNBC)
- Bets Against U.S. Dollar Assume Early Virus Vaccine, BofA Says (Bloomberg)
- Ex-Trader Stephen Diggle Bets Big on Oxford’s Tiny Vaccine Maker (Bloomberg)
- Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is allowed to double its Bank of America stake to almost 25%. (Business Insider)
- Trump Suggests He Could Suspend Payroll Tax by Executive Order (Barron’s)
- Gilead Will Get a Boost From Covid-Treatment Sales, Citi Says (Barron’s)
- FAA Formally Proposes Fixes for Return of Boeing’s 737 MAX Jets (Wall Street Journal)
- China only fulfils 5% of Sino-U.S. energy trade deal in first half of 2020 (Reuters)
- Hedge funds scour alternative data for edge on Covid and economy (Financial Times)
- Here’s what history tells us about U.S. stocks in a close election race and why the polls matter, Deutsche Bank says (MarketWatch)
- Google Pixel 4a Review: Why Spend $1,000 When You Can Spend $349? (Wall Street Journal)
Retail Earnings Estimates/Revisions
In the spreadsheet above I have tracked the earnings estimates for the Retail Sector ETF (XRT) top 30 weighted stocks. Continue reading “Retail Earnings Estimates/Revisions”
Where is money flowing today?
Data Source: Finviz
Be in the know. 15 key reads for Monday…
- OPEC+ is facing a ‘very delicate, fragile balancing act’ in the oil market, strategist says (CNBC)
- Microsoft to continue discussions on potential TikTok purchase in the United States (Microsoft)
- Kinder Morgan Co-Founder Richard Kinder Bought the Slumping Energy Stock (Barron’s)
- Mnuchin says administration still backs $1,200 stimulus checks as talks continue (CNBC)
- Why stocks will hit new all-time highs within months, according to Fundstrat’s Tom Lee (Business Insider)
- Wall St. analysts are making the unusual move of raising earnings estimates: Morning Brief (Yahoo! Finance)
- AbbVie, Amgen and Takeda start testing drugs as COVID-19 treatments (MarketWatch)
- Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Takes a Turn for the Better (Barron’s)
- Treasury yields tick higher after data highlights recovering Chinese factories (MarketWatch)
- Eli Lilly starts late-stage study of coronavirus drug in nursing homes (CNBC)
- Fed Weighs Abandoning Pre-Emptive Rate Moves to Curb Inflation (Wall Street Journal)
- Consumers, Flush With Stimulus Money, Shun Credit-Card Debt (Wall Street Journal)
- Behind the Vast Market Rally: A Tumbling Dollar (Wall Street Journal)
- America’s Saw Mills Didn’t See This Building Boom Coming (Wall Street Journal)
- Baseball Draws Strong TV Ratings in Opening Week Amid Uncertainty Over Season (Wall Street Journal)
Be in the know. 12 key reads for Sunday…
- Fed Weighs Abandoning Pre-Emptive Rate Moves to Curb Inflation (Wall Street Journal)
- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s morning routine: Wake up at 5 a.m. and ‘read tons’ (CNBC)
- Negotiators report progress in COVID-19 aid talks in Congress (MarketWatch)
- ECRI Weekly Leading Index Update (Advisor Perspectives)
- The Great American Housing Boom Has Begun (Forbes)
- Kanye West Is Still Trying to Get on the Ballot (New York Magazine)
- GMC Shares Video First Look at 1,000-HP Hummer Supertruck (Maxim)
- The Coronavirus Housing Boom
- Concerns about Waning COVID-19 Immunity Are Likely Overblown (Scientific American)
- How To Become a World Class Poker Player (Podcast) (Bloomberg)
- How Robinhood Makes Money On Free Trades (Podcast) (Bloomberg)
- This 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta by Scaglietti, is One of Ferrari and Pininfarina’s Greatest Achievements. (Luxuo)