Be in the know. 30 key reads for Tuesday…

  1. Pelosi Says Next Stimulus Round Will Be $1 Trillion or More (Bloomberg)
  2. Why Oil-Services Stocks Are Finally a Buy (Barron’s)
  3. Fed says it will provide financing against new U.S. ‘payroll protection’ loans (Reuters)
  4. Gilead Analyst Sees Catalyst Ahead In Data Readout For Potential Coronavirus Treatment (Benzinga)
  5. Michael Burry of ‘The Big Short’ Slams Virus Lockdowns in Tweetstorm (Bloomberg)
  6. Oaktree, Elliott Among Bargain Hunters Circling Mortgage Trusts (Bloomberg)
  7. Greed and Fear Collide: Wall Street Calls Traders Back to Office (Bloomberg)
  8. Everything Must Go Right for Big Pharma’s Bet on a Fast Vaccine (Bloomberg)
  9. Oil’s Big Crash Has Permian Explorers Flaring Less Gas (Bloomberg)
  10. Honor Blackman, Who Played ‘Bond Girl’ Pussy Galore, Dies at 94 (Bloomberg)
  11. Strategist Jeff Saut says market bottom in, sees new S&P 500 record in 2020 (CNBC)
  12. JPMorgan reports earnings in a week. Here’s why it may be a buy now (CNBC)
  13. Allstate to return $600M in auto premiums as coronavirus cuts driving (New York Post)
  14. Peter Navarro Has Antagonized Multinational Companies. Now He’s in Charge. (New York Times)
  15. Warren Buffett’s Death-Spiral Deal (Wall Street Journal)
  16. Bakken Oil Field Giant Continental Eliminates Dividend, Slashes Production (24/7 Wall Street)
  17. Stifel Still Bets on an Even Bigger April Rally: 5 Top Stocks to Buy (24/7 Wall Street)
  18. Graphic: Oil majors cut 2020 spending by 22% after prices slump (Reuters)
  19. Virus slamming economy, but relief fends off disaster: Blackstone CEO (Fox Business)
  20. Avalanche of Downgrades Points to a ‘Big Default Spike’, Moody’s Warns (Institutional Investor)
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  22. 3M, Trump Strike Deal To Import 166.5M Masks From China, Company To Continue To Supply Abroad (Benzinga)
  23. Teva Analyst Says Shares Are Pricing In Too Much Risk (Benzinga)
  24. 10 Cheap Dividend Aristocrats to Buy on the Dip (Yahoo! Finance)
  25. Carnival’s stock rockets 20% premarket, after soaring 28% the past 2 sessions (MarketWatch)
  26. Trump Pushes Broader Use of Hydroxychloroquine Against Coronavirus (Wall Street Journal)
  27. ‘Light at the end of the tunnel’: Stocks surge as fewer new coronavirus cases signal lockdowns are working (Business Insider)
  28. Billionaire Bill Ackman plowed more than $200 million into Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway after the coronavirus sell-off (Business Insider)
  29. 38 Quality Global Stocks You Now Can Get Cheap, According to Morgan Stanley (Barron’s)
  30. Bob Iger on Disney After Coronavirus (Barron’s)

Be in the know. 15 key reads for April…

 

  1. US could stockpile 1B barrels of oil amid coronavirus price crash: energy secretary (Fox Business)
  2. Why Rice Is a Hot Commodity Now (Barron’s)
  3. ‘The worst is behind us’ — with the most attractive risk-reward in years, it is time to buy stocks, Morgan Stanley says (MarketWatch)
  4. The Coronavirus Recession Will Be Deeper and Faster Than the Financial Crisis. Why That Matters. (Barron’s)
  5. President Trump Says He Will Back Loans To Small Businesses If Necessary (Barron’s)
  6. Thousands of NY COVID patients are being treated with anti-malarial drug (New York Post)
  7. How to make face masks at home (Fox Business)
  8. BofA loosens criteria for small biz loans (Fox Business)
  9. High-Yield Debt Pummeled in ‘Ugly’ First Quarter (Institutional Investor)
  10. Gilead Sciences (GILD) CEO Provides Remdesivir COVID-19 Update; Providing Current 140K Courses at No Cost, Sees Additional 1M Courses by Year-End (Street Insider)
  11. Barron’s Picks And Pans: Post-Pandemic Ideas, Safe Dividends And More (Yahoo! Finance)
  12. Thermo Fisher provides upbeat first-quarter revenue growth outlook, stock rallies (MarketWatch)
  13. St. Louis Fed’s Bullard pitches universal daily COVID-19 testing to help restore economy’s health (MarketWatch)
  14. Car Insurer American Family Gives $200 Million in Coronavirus Refunds (Wall Street Journal)
  15. State Shutdowns Have Taken at Least a Quarter of U.S. Economy Offline (Wall Street Journal)