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Retail Weeps, China Creeps, Bankers Beat and Testing Sleeps May 15, 2020 Great Stuff Friday Four Play: You Down With PPT? Holy cats! It was one busy Friday. I mean, we had a literal smorgasbord of market-moving data … all in one day: Consumer spending set another record in April, plunging 16.4%. President Trump blocked semiconductor shipments to Huawei. China threatened to activate its “unreliable entity list.” Trump questioned […]
Quantum Investing; Beyond Retail; Wayfail; Shwedy Security April 27, 2020 Great Stuff A Quantum Leap Today, dear readers, we take off our quarantine masks and put on our thinking caps. Well … figuratively speaking, at least. Keep those masks on for now, please. Why our thinking caps? Because President Trump’s 2021 budget requests $237 million in funding for quantum computing. Roughly $25 million of that budget request […]
Powell Panics; AMD’s Frantic; Tesla Analysts Are Manic March 3, 2020 Great Stuff Powell’s Panic at the Disco I originally wrote a nice Shakespearean Hamlet dissertation on “to buy, or not to buy?” in the current market environment. It was peppered with references, such as “suffering the slings and arrows of an uncertain market” and “taking up arms to go bargain-hunting in a sea of troubles.” It was […]
Kung Flu Crazy; Borg Assimilates Delphi; Apple Cooks up Earnings January 28, 2020 Great Stuff Kung Flu Crazy Another day, another virus story. Are you sick and tired of the “kung flu” yet? (Editor’s Note: If you’re sick and tired with the kung flu, please seek medical attention immediately.) After getting the sweats yesterday, the market appears to feel much better today. Much like you when you’re out of sick […]
Is Boeing Stock Too Big to Fail? January 28, 2020 American Investor Today, Investing, Stocks Boeing is working to recover from its recent crises with its new CEO. He wants to turn the company around by delivering more 737s before year’s end. I take a look at Boeing’s balance sheet and other data to let you know whether you should bet on a surge … or expect the stock to plummet even further.





