This article first appeared in the Morning Brief. Get the Morning Brief sent directly to your inbox every Monday to Friday by 6:30 a.m. ET. Subscribe Wednesday, April 21, 2021 YOLO trades might be fading, but retail is still around.  The stars of the show in financial markets during the first quarter of 2021 were retail traders.  Retail fueled meme trades, made Roaring Kitty a star, and flummoxed market professionals who insisted this participation would not last. Even though less than two… Source link

Bloomberg J&J Signals Optimism With Covid Vaccine Use in Limbo in U.S. (Bloomberg) — Johnson & Johnson indicated that uncertainty regarding its Covid-19 vaccine could ease in coming days, as regulators review whether the shot can cause rare blood clots and inspect a factory that’s key to the drugmaker hitting its production targets.The U.S. paused use of the vaccine last week after six women who received it developed serious but rare blood clots in the brain. A panel of medical experts… Source link

GlobeNewswire Building Materials Market Research Report by Structure, by Application – Global Forecast to 2025 – Cumulative Impact of COVID-19 Building Materials Market Research Report by Structure (Multi-Story and Single-Story), by Application (Commercial, Infrastructure, Residential, and Warehouses & Industrial) – Global Forecast to 2025 – Cumulative Impact of COVID-19New York, April 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report “Building Materials Market… Source link

TipRanks Goldman Sachs: These 2 Stocks Are Poised to Double (or More) The new week kicked off on a negative note, as all 3 major indexes pulled back from record highs. After applauding recent strong economic data, the worsening global coronavirus situation appeared to have soured investor sentiment. But according to Goldman Sachs chief US equity strategist David Kostin, investors shouldn’t get too worked up. The overall trend remains upward, and Kostin points out that volatility – the… Source link

Benzinga Cathie Wood Is Loading Up On These Four Tech Stocks In 2021 Cathie Wood, the founder of ARK Invest, is taking Wall Street by storm with her unconventional thematic investing. Namely, she follows an innovative fund style to find hyper-growth stocks with game-changing technology. Certainly, her unique method is working. To be sure, five out of six ARK ETFs posted more than 100% returns in last year alone. Result? Her funds saw a massive inflow of $20.6 billion, according to data from… Source link

Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google will come under close antitrust scrutiny Wednesday from lawmakers concerned about the way both companies run the marketplaces that give consumers around the world access to millions of apps on handheld devices. Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Mike Lee of Utah, the chair and ranking Republican on the Judiciary Committee’s antitrust subcommittee, are leading the panel’s inquiry into potential anticompetitive practices in Apple’s App Store… Source link

TipRanks The Recent Pullback in These 3 Stocks Is a ‘Buying Opportunity,’ Say Analysts It’s that time again – time to look for upwardly mobile stocks at relative bargain prices. We’ve just seen a pullback in market prices, but for some stocks the pullback started earlier and has run deeper. That’s opened up opportunities that Wall Street’s analysts have been quick to point out. These are Strong Buy stocks, despite their recent slips in share value. The analysts have noted that… Source link

The UK news publisher that owns the Daily Mail news organization filed a lawsuit against Google accusing it of abusing monopoly control of search to punish websites as part of a scheme to maintain control over Internet advertising markets. The majority of the lawsuit documentation is concerned with Google’s domination of Internet advertising. It portrays the Daily Mail as a victim that is powerless to control its advertising business and is forced to submit to diminishing revenue because of… Source link

On the internet, warped humour and word salads are commonplace, but the material posted to Yahoo Answers regularly achieved new heights of bizarre. The perhaps best-known question posted to the social “knowledge sharing” platform is representative of the particular talents of its user base: “how is babby formed? how girl get pragnent?” Anyone with a Yahoo account was free to answer it. The question, misspelling and all, has been a celebrated meme in the decade since it first appeared… Source link

‘The legacy Yahoo Answers left was one of chaos and confusion, but I lived for the incredibly specific kind of help that can be difficult to find elsewhere’ Photo by Kyra Saley | The State Press “The often… Source link