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Be in the know. 23 key reads for Friday…

  1. Homebuyers Are Heading to Florida During Covid, but Nearly as Many Are Moving Out (Wall Street Journal)
  2. Want a greener world? Don’t dump oil stocks (Financial Times)
  3. JPMorgan says stocks in these sectors will lead markets higher as economy recovers (CNBC)
  4. Oil Giants Prepare to Put Carbon Back in the Ground (New York Times)
  5. Biden Sees Normalcy Returning by Summer as Vaccinations Surge (Bloomberg)
  6. Shell Doubled Oil-Trading Profit to $2.6 Billion Last Year (Bloomberg)
  7. Stockpickers Can Breathe Again as FANGs Stumble (Bloomberg)
  8. Apollo Bets a New Roaring ’20s Will Revive Vegas After Vaccines (Bloomberg)
  9. Apollo Bids $11 Billion For a Different Headache (Bloomberg)
  10. Novavax vaccine 96% effective against original coronavirus, 86% vs British variant in UK trial (CNBC)
  11. China’s GDP growth target of over 6% is easy to reach – and that’s not a bad thing, analysts say (CNBC)
  12. Hyatt Hotels CEO sees ‘clear path to recovery’ after Covid rocked industry (CNBC)
  13. Bill Gates is worried about Bitcoin, other cryptocurrencies for this reason (Fox Business)
  14. The Booming IPO Market Shows No Signs of Slowing (Barron’s)
  15. Things Are Good for Industrial Stocks. A Hidden Dividend Aristocrat Shows Why. (Barron’s)
  16. China’s Antitrust Regulators Fine Tencent, Baidu and 10 Others as Big Tech Crackdown Intensifies (Barron’s)
  17. Here’s how far the Nasdaq could fall if bond yields reach 2% (MarketWatch)
  18. 10 Ways to Play the Oil Rally (Barron’s)
  19. The rotation into cyclical stocks isn’t over, but investors should use volatility to ‘build positions’ in tech, UBS says (Business Insider)
  20. China Lays Plans to Tame Tech Giant Alibaba (Wall Street Journal)
  21. Israeli Strikes Target Iranian Oil Bound for Syria (Wall Street Journal)
  22. Beeple NFT Fetches Record-Breaking $69 Million in Christie’s Sale (Wall Street Journal)
  23. Cash-Out Refinancings Hit Highest Level Since Financial Crisis (Wall Street Journal)

Be in the know. 25 key reads for Thursday…

  1. Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCLH) Oceania Cruises Records Single Best Booking Day In Company’s History (StreetInsider)
  2. Exclusive: Boeing nears 737 MAX order from Southwest worth billions – sources (StreetInsider)
  3. OPEC raises forecast for 2021 world oil-demand growth (MarketWatch)
  4. Expect More Bank Mergers, Says Citizens Financial CEO (Barron’s)
  5. Apple Tilts to iPhone Playbook for Car as Automaker Talks Stall (Yahoo! Finance)
  6. Covid Became a Pandemic One Year Ago. Normalcy Is Coming Back. (Barron’s)
  7. REITs’ Reversal Shows You Can Win for Losing—at Least in the Short Term (Barron’s)
  8. 10-year Treasury yield ducks below 1.50% after ECB pledges to step up asset purchases (MarketWatch)
  9. Happy 90th birthday to Rupert Murdoch, savior of The Post (New York Post)
  10. Congress Clears $1.9 Trillion Aid Bill, Sending It to Biden (New York Times)
  11. NHL, ESPN announce 7-year agreement beginning next season (Fox Business)
  12. ‘Big Market Delusion’: Rob Arnott Attacks Tesla, Electric Vehicle Industry (Institutional Investor)
  13. Why Investors Will Keep Up a ‘Dash for Trash’ (Institutional Investor)
  14. ECB pledges to step up pace of stimulus to counter market sell-off (Financial Times)
  15. How hedge funds are fuelling the Spac boom (Financial Times)
  16. AMC. Photo courtesy: Camknows via Flickr
  17. AMC Says No Longer In ‘Survival’ Mode With Vaccine Rollout, Big Movie Releases On The Horizon (Benzinga)
  18. Photo by Daniel Romero on Unsplash
  19. Apple Cuts Orders For iPhone 12 Mini By 70% Owing To Lack Of Demand: Report (Benzinga)
  20. Eli Lilly Has More Positive Data on Its Covid-19 Antibody Therapy (Barron’s)
  21. Vir Biotechnology shares surge 50% after COVID-19 antibody drug (made with GlaxoSmithKline) shown to reduce risk of death (MarketWatch)
  22. The Treasury Market Could Soon Get More Love (Wall Street Journal)
  23. Jobless claims fall sharply to lowest level since November (MarketWatch)
  24. The post-pandemic economy will see a new class of growth stocks emerge, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says (Business Insider)
  25. Biden says he will announce the ‘next phase’ of the U.S. Covid response Thursday (CNBC)

The “Raging Bull” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)…

In 1980, Martin Scorsese released a film called “Raging Bull.”  It starred Robert De Niro, and although the film received mixed reviews upon its release, after its release, Raging Bull went on to garner high critical acclaim.  It is now often considered Scorsese’s magnum opus and one of the greatest films ever made. Continue reading “The “Raging Bull” Stock Market (and Sentiment Results)…”