One America News Network (OAN) TV Appearance – Thomas Hayes – Chairman of Great Hill Capital – June 26, 2020
Tag: StockMarket
Where is money flowing today?
Data Source: Finviz
Be in the know. 15 key reads for Friday…
- Fed Stress Test Finds U.S. Banks Healthy Enough to Withstand the Coronavirus Crisis (Wall Street Journal)
- FDIC to Lift Postcrisis Curb on Banks (Wall Street Journal)
- Banks Get Easier Volcker Rule and $40 Billion Break on Swaps (Bloomberg)
- Fed puts restrictions on bank dividends after test finds some banks could be stressed in pandemic (CNBC)
- ECB’s Lagarde says we’ve probably passed the worst of the coronavirus crisis (CNBC)
- Ford unveils new F-150 as tech-savvy pickup with hands-free driving, integrated power generator (CNBC)
- Two European Airport Stocks Are Ready to Take Off (Barron’s)
- Why one strategist is actually encouraged by a spike in new U.S. coronavirus cases (MarketWatch)
- Race for a COVID-19 vaccine has drug makers scaling up manufacturing — before one is developed (MarketWatch)
- Don’t Fault Florida Yet for Its Handling of Covid-19 (Bloomberg)
- Once the Center of the Coronavirus Crisis, Europe Now Looks Ahead With Hope (Wall Street Journal)
- Connecticut Plans to Reopen Schools in the Fall (Wall Street Journal)
- Kanye West Signs Multiyear Deal to Sell New Yeezy Line at Gap (Bloomberg)
- The 2021 Ford F-150 Aims to Double as a Rolling Office (Wall Street Journal)
- Top Energy Analyst Upgrades 3 Stocks With Big Potential Upside (24/7 Wall Street)
Insider Buying in Continental Resources, Inc. (CLR)
On June 22-24, 2020, Harold Hamm – Director of Continental Resources, Inc. (CLR) – purchased 3,436,264 shares of CLR at $16.01-17.01. His out of pocket cost was $57,117,798.
Where is money flowing today?
Data Source: Finviz
Be in the know. 15 key reads for Thursday…
- Hospitals Sued to Keep Prices Secret. They Lost. (New York Times)
- LeBron James Gets $100 Million Investment to Build Media Empire (Bloomberg)
- One Biohacker’s Improbable Bid to Make a DIY Covid-19 Vaccine (Bloomberg)
- No Apps, Just Old-School Contact Tracing in Japan (Bloomberg)
- A $60 million painting will test the art market’s resilience during the pandemic (CNBC)
- Toughened Bank Stress Tests Are Today. Don’t Expect Clarity on Dividends. (Barron’s)
- The Urgency of Returning to Full Employment (Wall Street Journal)
- How to Lose a Billion Dollars Without Really Trying (Institutional Investor)
- Opinion: Bank stocks may ‘rally powerfully’ once investors realize their concerns are overblown (MarketWatch)
- Is July 15th still tax day? Treasury may consider delaying deadline to Sept. 15, Mnuchin says (USA Today)
- U.S. durable-goods orders rebound 15.8% in May (MarketWatch)
- Bank Shares Jump in Rocky Session (Wall Street Journal)
- Baltic index up for 20th session on stronger vessel demand (Reuters)
- Southwest Airlines May Have Just Started a Fare War (Yahoo! Finance)
- Race for a COVID-19 vaccine has drug makers scaling up manufacturing — before one is developed (MarketWatch)
The Luke Combs, “When It Rains It Pours” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)…
Yesterday the market got hit on all fronts: Continue reading “The Luke Combs, “When It Rains It Pours” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)…”
Unusual Options Activity – Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)
Today some institution/fund purchased 1,750 contracts of Jan. 2022 $77.5 strike calls (or the right to buy 175,000 shares of Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS) at $77.5). The open interest was just 768 prior to this purchase. Continue reading “Unusual Options Activity – Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)”
Where is money flowing today?
Data Source: Finviz
Be in the know. 20 key reads for Wednesday…
- A Tiff A Tariff. The Energy Report (Phil Flynn)
- The Tiny Bank That Got Pandemic Aid to 100,000 Small Businesses New York Times)
- ‘Welcome to the age of copper’: Why the coronavirus pandemic could spark a red metal rally (CNBC)
- Low Expectations for Tomorrow: Bank Dividends in Peril With Crisis Veterans Warning of Trouble (Bloomberg)
- Mnuchin Says U.S. May Emerge From Recession by End of Year (Bloomberg)
- Sweden’s Covid Expert Says ‘World Went Mad’ With Lockdowns (Bloomberg)
- The US could slam tariffs on $3.1 billion of European goods, with products like olives, beer, gin, and planes on the list. (Business Insider)
- Hospitals must disclose actual prices for tests and procedures, court rules (MarketWatch)
- Dell Explores Spinoff of $50 Billion Stake in VMware (Wall Street Journal)
- Global Economy Shows Signs of Pulling Out of Its Slump (Wall Street Journal)
- Treasury Dept. May Consider Extending Tax Filing Deadline a Second Time (Wall Street Journal)
- The Coronavirus Savings Glut (Wall Street Journal)
- Housing Market’s Green Shoots (Wall Street Journal)
- Property Owner Simon Sees Buying Tenants as a Way to Boost Malls (Wall Street Journal)
- Walt Disney (DIS) PT Raised to $135 at Morgan Stanley as the Firm Envisions ESPN DTC Product (Street Insider)
- China has picked up its ‘game’ on trade with U.S., Trump adviser says (Reuters)
- The housing market rebound continues (Yahoo! Finance)
- Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor by Seth Klarman, (Capital Allocators)
- Record number of US companies seek relief on loan terms (Financial Times)
- Barron’s on MarketWatch: Japan discovers the problem with yield-curve control — that it works too well (MarketWatch)