Be in the know. 25 key reads for Sunday…

  1. Americans Hold Huge Pile of Cash That’s Key to Economic Recovery (Bloomberg)
  2. Boeing 737 MAX certification flight tests to begin Monday: sources (Fox Business)
  3. What The Black Death And Spanish Flu Tell Us (Podcast) (Bloomberg)
  4. The Word of the Day Is Cautious (Futures Mag)
  5. Well-Known Energy Companies Highlight Goldman Sachs Stocks to Buy Under $10 (24/7 Wall Street)
  6. Masks Could Help Stop Coronavirus. So Why Are They Still Controversial? (Wall Street Journal)
  7. Gilead is about to start trials of an inhaled version of Remdesivir (Gilead)
  8. Jim Cramer: Memo to Texas – No Mask, No Success, Period (TheStreet)
  9. Christmas in July: NASDAQ’s Mid-Year Rally (Almanac Trader)
  10. Pandemic Real Estate Boom? Medieval History Says Yes (Wall Street Journal)
  11. What Type Of Yacht Does Rande Gerber Escape To In The Summer? (Forbes)
  12. ECRI Weekly Leading Index Update (Advisor Perspectives)
  13. Bentley Rolls the Final Mulsanne Off the Production Line (Robb Report)
  14. John F. Kennedy’s Former Winter White House in Palm Beach Sells (Architectural Digest)
  15. This Reinforced 1971 Plymouth Road Runner Packs A V10 From A Viper (The Drive)
  16. The Donkervoort D8 GTO-JD70 Is an Absurdly Fast Dutch Roadster (Maxim)
  17. Old Drugs Could Reveal a New Way to Attack the Coronavirus (Wired)
  18. Will Ferrell’s Best Comedy in Years Is Here (The Atlantic)
  19. The people who get the best coaches aren’t the ones who need them most (Michael Lewis)
  20. The best rubs you can buy for grilled steak, chicken, pork and fish (CNET)
  21. Tesla Model Y – Jay Leno’s Garage (YouTube)
  22. ‘The Profit’ Host Marcus Lemonis on Bringing Small Businesses Back After Lockdown (Guest Column) (Variety)
  23. AstraZeneca makes another vaccine supply agreement (BioPharma)
  24. Credit managers race to hire distress experts (Pensions and Investments)
  25. Many Will Pay Later If the Government Doesn’t Borrow Freely Now (Barron’s)

Be in the know. 20 key reads for Saturday…

  1. 7 Beaten-Up Housing Stocks Poised For Growth (Barron’s)
  2. Continental Resources Founder Harold Hamm Bought Up the Oil Stock (Barron’s)
  3. ETF Fund Flows (ETF.com)
  4. Sterling has not become an emerging market currency (Financial Times)
  5. Berkshire Hathaway Is Now a Deep Value Stock (Guru Focus)
  6. Jeremy Siegel on the Stock Market Under Covid-19 (Bloomberg)
  7. Why You Feel At Home In A Crisis (Farnam Street)
  8. Boyar’s Presentation from The 2020 Contrarian Investment Conference (Boyar Value)
  9. Blank Check Company Backed by Former State Street Exec Eyeing Asset Management Deals (Institutional Investor)
  10. The US Marine Corps’ New Weapon Can Electrocute Targets from 100 Feet Away (Futurism)
  11. Jeremy Strong’s Succession Inspiration (Vanity Fair)
  12. Covid-19 Is a Puzzle That Wall Street Can’t Solve (Wall Street Journal)
  13. Gap will sell Kanye West’s Yeezy line (CNN Business)
  14. Nike’s COVID-related sales decline is a bump on the path to long-term growth, analysts say (MarketWatch)
  15. Opinion: These 5 giant stocks are driving the U.S. market now, but watch out down the road (MarketWatch)
  16. Amateur Traders Pile Into Asian Stocks, Making the Pros Nervous (Bloomberg)
  17. Markets Bombed, Investors Carried On (Wall Street Journal)
  18. Here are the key questions for the stock market heading into the second half of the year (CNBC)
  19. Meet Barron’s 25 Top CEOs (Barron’s)
  20. Magellan Midstream Has a Vital Pipeline Network and an Attractive Yield (Barron’s)

Be in the know. 15 key reads for Friday…

  1. Fed Stress Test Finds U.S. Banks Healthy Enough to Withstand the Coronavirus Crisis (Wall Street Journal)
  2. FDIC to Lift Postcrisis Curb on Banks (Wall Street Journal)
  3. Banks Get Easier Volcker Rule and $40 Billion Break on Swaps (Bloomberg)
  4. Fed puts restrictions on bank dividends after test finds some banks could be stressed in pandemic (CNBC)
  5. ECB’s Lagarde says we’ve probably passed the worst of the coronavirus crisis (CNBC)
  6. Ford unveils new F-150 as tech-savvy pickup with hands-free driving, integrated power generator (CNBC)
  7. Two European Airport Stocks Are Ready to Take Off (Barron’s)
  8. Why one strategist is actually encouraged by a spike in new U.S. coronavirus cases (MarketWatch)
  9. Race for a COVID-19 vaccine has drug makers scaling up manufacturing — before one is developed (MarketWatch)
  10. Don’t Fault Florida Yet for Its Handling of Covid-19 (Bloomberg)
  11. Once the Center of the Coronavirus Crisis, Europe Now Looks Ahead With Hope (Wall Street Journal)
  12. Connecticut Plans to Reopen Schools in the Fall (Wall Street Journal)
  13. Kanye West Signs Multiyear Deal to Sell New Yeezy Line at Gap (Bloomberg)
  14. The 2021 Ford F-150 Aims to Double as a Rolling Office (Wall Street Journal)
  15. Top Energy Analyst Upgrades 3 Stocks With Big Potential Upside (24/7 Wall Street)

Be in the know. 15 key reads for Thursday…

  1. Hospitals Sued to Keep Prices Secret. They Lost. (New York Times)
  2. LeBron James Gets $100 Million Investment to Build Media Empire (Bloomberg)
  3. One Biohacker’s Improbable Bid to Make a DIY Covid-19 Vaccine (Bloomberg)
  4. No Apps, Just Old-School Contact Tracing in Japan (Bloomberg)
  5. A $60 million painting will test the art market’s resilience during the pandemic (CNBC)
  6. Toughened Bank Stress Tests Are Today. Don’t Expect Clarity on Dividends. (Barron’s)
  7. The Urgency of Returning to Full Employment (Wall Street Journal)
  8. How to Lose a Billion Dollars Without Really Trying (Institutional Investor)
  9. Opinion: Bank stocks may ‘rally powerfully’ once investors realize their concerns are overblown (MarketWatch)
  10. Is July 15th still tax day? Treasury may consider delaying deadline to Sept. 15, Mnuchin says (USA Today)
  11. U.S. durable-goods orders rebound 15.8% in May (MarketWatch)
  12. Bank Shares Jump in Rocky Session (Wall Street Journal)
  13. Baltic index up for 20th session on stronger vessel demand (Reuters)
  14. Southwest Airlines May Have Just Started a Fare War (Yahoo! Finance)
  15. Race for a COVID-19 vaccine has drug makers scaling up manufacturing — before one is developed (MarketWatch)