What has developed is more like a K. On the upper arm of the K are well-educated and well-off people, businesses tied to the digital economy or supplying domestic necessities, and regions such as tech-forward Western cities. By and large, they are prospering. On the bottom arm are lower-wage workers with fewer credentials, old-line businesses…
This is what IPO Nirvana actually looks like
Thanks for listening to the new episode of my podcast over the weekend – I had on two experts in the IPO market to discuss what’s going on now and what is to come as we end 2020 with a record number of deals and dollars raised. If you missed it, my big takeaway is…
Asymmetry
Measures of volatility don’t always match up well with the direction of the stock market.
This Week on TRB
These are the top posts on the site this week, in case you missed it:
Barry interviews Dave Portnoy
El Prez joins BR on the Bloomberg radio show / podcast, enjoy!
IPO Fever
You’re really in for a treat this week 🙂
Failure
The President’s failure to suppress the virus’s spread through strong, consistent national policies and Speaker Pelosi’s failure to make a deal with the Treasury Secretary for a new round of stimulus (so far) have now hit the tape in the form of a deceleration in hiring this past month. September’s jobs report came out this…
Clips From Today’s Halftime Report
Don’t make investment decisions based on who will be the next president: Josh Brown from CNBC.
The biggest market trends going into October
Welcome to Big Trends Monthly with Josh Brown and JC Parets of All Star Charts.
Wall Street sentiment into elections
“We looked at sentiment changes in the months leading up to presidential elections since 1988”