Be in the know. 15 key reads for Tuesday…

  1. Value will trump highflying growth stocks if this bond-market indicator bounces back, says Bill Gross (MarketWatch)
  2. JPMorgan’s Earnings Were Surprisingly Strong. It’s a Positive Sign for Other Banks. (Barron’s)
  3. Coronavirus Spending Pushes U.S. Budget Deficit to $3 Trillion for 12 Months Through June (Wall Street Journal)
  4. Ford Reveals New Bronco After 24 Years Off the Market (Wall Street Journal)
  5. Hospitals Stock Up on Covid-19 Drugs to Prepare for Second Wave in Fall (Wall Street Journal)
  6. 12 Stocks That Could Take Off—If You’re Willing to Bet Everyone Else Is Wrong (Barron’s)
  7. U.S. Consumer Prices Climb by Most Since 2012 on Higher Gasoline (Bloomberg)
  8. BofA Clients Keep Tight Grip on Cash Amid Ebullient Stock Rally (Bloomberg)
  9. JPMorgan’s Record Trading Helps Ease the Pandemic’s Toll (Bloomberg)
  10. OPEC+ Risks Triggering Another Oil Price Slump (Bloomberg)
  11. Wells Fargo reports $2.4 billion loss for the quarter, cutting dividend (CNBC)
  12. Citigroup shares rise after bank reports better-than-expected earnings (CNBC)
  13. Robert Shiller warns that urban home prices could decline (CNBC)
  14. Opinion: The No. 1 market-timer of the 1980s and 1990s has this message for today’s buy-and-hold investors (MarketWatch)
  15. Boeing awarded nearly $23B Air Force contract for F-15EX fighter jet program (Fox Business)