Shortly after the open today, I filmed my weekly In The Money segment with Fidelity Investments. Click below to watch and see my notes below the video: Here are my notes from today’s show: Macro: …
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Shortly after the open today, I filmed my weekly In The Money segment with Fidelity Investments. Click below to watch and see my notes below the video: Here are my notes from today’s show: Macro: …
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Shortly after the open today, I filmed my weekly In The Money segment with Fidelity Investments. Click below to watch and see my notes below the video: Here are my notes from today’s show: Macro: …
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Last night on CNBC’s Fast Money, I ran through three charts that were prior stock market leaders for most of the pandemic but have since lost their luster… my producers referred to them as ugly ducklings. …
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Shortly after the open today, I filmed my weekly In The Money segment with Fidelity Investments. Click below to watch and see my notes below the video: Here are my notes from today’s show: Macro: …
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ICYMI: There is a massive rotation going on the stock market, out of growth and into cyclical value. We have been writing and speaking about it for months. It is not hard to identify… just …
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Yesterday, shortly before noon, I filmed my weekly In The Money segment with Fidelity Investments. Click below to watch and see my notes below the video: Here are my notes from yesterday’s show: Macro: …
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Zoom (ZM) will reports its fiscal Q4 earnings today after the close. The options market is implying about a $44 (about 11%) move between now and Friday’s close, most of that is for tomorrow’s post-earnings …
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YESTERDAY shortly before noon, I filmed my weekly In The Money segment with Fidelity Investments. Click below to watch and see my notes below the video: Here are my notes from today’s show: Macro: …
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As most readers know, a large part of a bank’s earnings power is its net interest margin, per WSJ: More precisely, it is a measure of the difference between what a bank pays to get …
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