Tonight after the markets close, I’ll be live from the NYSE on the CNBC Closing Bell desk. My friend Kelly Evans, the new hostess of the show, will be running things and my pal Dan Greenhaus, chief strategist of BTIG, will be along for the ride as well. We’re hoping to deliver a killer hour…

361 Capital portfolio manager, Blaine Rollins, CFA, previously manager of the Janus Fund, writes a weekly update looking back on major moves, macro-trends and economic data points. The 361 Capital Weekly Research Briefing summarizes the latest market news along with some interesting facts and a touch of humor. 361 Capital is a provider of alternative…

Had some fun playing with the Bloomberg Billionaire tool this morning, located here. Some of the data I was able to pull about YTD dollar and percentage gains in billionaire net worth tells an interesting story about what’s worked this year (tech and activism) and what has not (emerging markets and commodities). It’s amazing how…

Chase Van Der Rhoer, a Bloomberg application specialist, makes the case for an investment bubble in this morning’s Bloomberg Brief: Bubbles don’t exist without investment funds crowding into the same trades relative to liquidity. Researchers will often construct measures of market-crowding such as the ratio of the Nasdaq Composite Index price to the relative amount…

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Here’s the Wall Street Journal’s Alexandra Scaggs: Twitter’s quiet period is over an the analysts for its five lead underwriters are out with their first reports on the company. Shares of the Twitter are trading at $40.92, well above its IPO price of $26. Two of the five analysts gave Twitter a buy rating or the equivalent to a buy…

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Over the weekend tragedy struck as movie star Paul Walker (of ‘The Fast and the Furious’ franchise) was killed in a car crash after which the vehicle was engulfed in flames. Both the driver and Walker, who was the passenger, are dead. There is chatter that there was a street race involved and police are…