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by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: It would please me if you would comment on the subject of “Stakeholder Capitalism” vis-a-vis this article from Forbes. PR ANSWER: I have actually gone into detail on Schwab’s absolute Marxist philosophy of “Stakeholder Economics” economics where a corporation’s first loyalty is to the community and not the shareholders to the point it must
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Take a look at some of the biggest movers in the premarket: Novavax (NVAX) – Novavax was awarded $1.6 billion in funding from “Operation Warp Speed,” the government program aimed at speeding the development and delivery of a Covid-19 vaccine. The money will be used to complete late-stage studies, establish large-scale manufacturing, and deliver 100
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by Island girl So here’s a timeline: In this paper from 2013, Dr. Peter Daszak, Dr. Shi and colleagues isolate and characterize a SARS-like coronavirus from Chinese horseshoe bats from a cave in Yunnan province (some distance from Wuhan). They discover that, like the epidemic strain SARS-Cov-1 (but unlike other SARS-like coronaviruses), the spike protein of
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What can be said about Q2 2020 earnings expectations that hasn’t been said already? According to Factset we should be prepared to see S&P 500 profits decline by 43.8% year-over-year (YoY). It’s probably not even worth mentioning what that expectation was pre-COVID, but I will anyways… 4.4% on December 31. Q2 earnings season is on
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by Lance Roberts Over the last quarter, the “Death of Fundamentals” has become apparent as investors ignore earnings to chase market momentum. However, throughout history, such large divergences between fundamentals and price have resulted in low future returns. This time is unlikely to be different. Biggest Decline In Earnings…Ever As discussed previously:  “During the second quarter, analysts
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Shares in Otonomy, Inc. (OTIC) spiked 15% in pre-market trading after the biotech company disclosed statistical data on its vertigo drug Otividex and “positive” trial results from its Tinnitus candidate Th stock surged to $3.66 in Tuesday’s pre-market trading. The biotech company said that statistical analysis demonstrated positive development of its ongoing Phase 3 clinical
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Strategists say two factors are helping give legs to the global stock market’s Monday morning surge – bullishness about China and the view that central banks will backstop markets. A front page editorial in state-owned China Securities Journal is getting credit for fueling a strong rally in Chinese markets overnight that spread to global equities.
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Pinterest Inc. (PINS) shares have risen after Facebook (FB) last week announced the removal of its image-sharing competitor, Hobbi app. Hobbi was part of Facebook’s push to create a viable competitor to Pinterest’s popular image-sharing and social media designer site. However, it was widely panned in user-reviews for emulating Pinterest too closely and ultimately failed
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by Martin Armstrong First, there was John Bolton who claimed he was the smoking gun to impeach Trump. His book has revealed that he was not the smoking gun at all. Now we have Dick Cheney’s daughter, Liz Cheney,  joining Bill Kristol in trying to overthrow Trump. You find elite Republicans are preferring a Democrat to Trump
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Tesla Inc. (TSLA) exceeded analysts’ expectations for second-quarter car deliveries lifting its shares by more than 8%. The stock rose to $1,212.68 in early afternoon trading after the electric car maker said it delivered about 90,650 vehicles during the quarter. This compares with analysts’ estimates for about 74,130 vehicles. It delivered 80,050 units of its
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E-commerce giant Amazon (AMZN) has again delayed its popular Prime Day event, according to a report from Business Insider. The extremely lucrative discount shopping event will now take place in October, according to the report, which cites Covid-19 uncertainty as the reason for the delay. Indeed, Amazon had already delayed Prime Day from its usual
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by visualcapitalist Billions of people around the world rely on their mobile phones every day. Even in a saturated market, mobile networks have continued to expand their reach. In the last five years alone, almost one billion additional people have gained access to mobile data services. Despite the growing prevalence of these networks worldwide, the cost of gaining
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A worker wearing a protective mask and gloves assembles face shields at the Cartamundi-owned Hasbro manufacturing facility in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, April 29, 2020. The factory is making 50,000 face shields per week for hospitals in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, Governor Charlie Baker said. Adam Glanzman | Bloomberg via Getty Images As the economy moves
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