In the spreadsheet above I have tracked the earnings estimates for the Technology Sector ETF (XLK) top 30 weighted stocks. Continue reading “Technology Earnings Estimates/Revisions”
Tag: StockMarket
Be in the know. 10 key reads for Saturday…
- 11 Stocks and ETFs for a Post-Virus World (Barron’s)
- Volatility (ValueWalk)
- 12 Dividend Stocks to Buy Amid Turmoil in the Markets (Barron’s)
- Oil Plunges 8% as OPEC Can’t Find Agreement (Barron’s)
- How to Find a Bottom in Industrial Stocks Using Dividend Yields (Barron’s)
- Jack Welch Remembered by Businessweek’s Former Executive Editor (Bloomberg)
- These nine companies are working on coronavirus treatments or vaccines — here’s where things stand (MarketWatch)
- Using Models to Stay Calm in Charged Situations (Farnam Street)
- What Happens to Stocks After a Big Down Month? (A Wealth of Common Sense)
- Should I Sell My Stocks? (The Irrelevant Investor)
HFT VideoCast – Stock Market Commentary and Weekly Recap – Episode 20
Article referenced in VideoCast above:
The Old Dominion “Snapback” Stock Market? (and Sentiment Results)
Podcast – Hedge Fund Tips with Tom Hayes – Episode 10
Article referenced in podcast above:
The Old Dominion “Snapback” Stock Market? (and Sentiment Results)
My quotes in the Wall Street Journal today:
Thanks to Alexander Osipovich for including me in his and Anna Hirtenstein’s article in the The Wall Street Journal today:
“Investors continued to pile into safe-haven assets Friday, pushing the yield on long-term U.S. government bonds to unprecedented levels.” You can read it here:
Click Here to View The Full Article at The Wall Street Journal
Be in the know. 10 key reads for Friday…
- Jim Cramer: I’m With Warren Buffett on This One (TheStreet)
- China Stocks Are Handily Beating U.S. Since Coronavirus Outbreak. Here’s Why (Bloomberg)
- Billionaire Sam Zell says he is buying some ‘ridiculously low’ stocks in the wild market swings (CNBC)
- ‘Bond King’ Gundlach says Fed panicked and short-term rates are ‘headed toward zero’ (CNBC)
- ValueAct’s Jeffrey Ubben buys BP and says oil company can be ‘part of the solution’ (CNBC)
- OPEC deal in jeopardy as Russia stalls over deepest round of supply cuts since 2008 (CNBC)
- Bullard Says Fed Watching Virus Fallout, Willing to Do More (Bloomberg)
- Fed’s Kaplan thinks U.S. can avoid coronavirus recession as Williams says central bank will keep using tools (MarketWatch)
- Can Gilead Change Its Dim Fortunes On An Immuno-Oncology Buyout? (Investors)
- Global equity outflows hit $23bn on coronavirus fears (Financial Times)
Unusual Options Activity – Neptune Wellness Solutions Inc. (NEPT)
Data Source: barchart
Today some institution/fund purchased 10,286 contracts of Jan. $2 strike calls (or the right to buy 1,028,600 shares of Neptune Wellness Solutions Inc. (NEPT) at $2). The open interest was just 1,984 prior to this purchase. Continue reading “Unusual Options Activity – Neptune Wellness Solutions Inc. (NEPT)”
Insider Buying in Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY)
On March 4, 2020, Walter Elisse – Director of Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY) – purchased 3,758 shares of OXY at $33.21. His out of pocket cost was $124,803.
Where is money flowing today?
Data Source: Finviz
Be in the know. 10 key reads for Thursday…
- Be Like Warren Buffett in Times Like These. Here’s How. (Barron’s)
- Federal Reserve Retools Capital Rules for Largest U.S. Banks (Wall Street Journal)
- Market-Beating Bank CEOs Are a Rare Breed (Wall Street Journal)
- Cramer’s most trusted market indicator says to start buying stocks (CNBC)
- Larry Kudlow Says ‘We’re Not Going to Panic’ Over the Economy (Bloomberg)
- Capitulation Moment? ‘We are giving up on energy’, say Jefferies analysts, who compare beaten-down sector to ‘62 Mets (MarketWatch)
- Oil prices rise on report OPEC agrees 1.5 million barrel-per-day production cut (MarketWatch)
- Buffett-Backed 30-Year-Old Goes to War With Latin American Banks (Bloomberg)
- Exxon CEO sticks to spending targets despite oil downturn (Reuters)
- The Old Dominion “Snapback” Stock Market? (and Sentiment Results) (ZeroHedge)