Month: February 2021

Newly public companies, as a group, tend to outperform the broader market over the first 15 years or so of trading.

Are they wrong? Flush with cash, retail investors from New York to Shanghai aren’t going away. Barclays reviews the numbers.

Trump’s Sunday speech marks his first public appearance since leaving office nearly six weeks ago.

The rejection comes just three days after Biden ordered an airstrike against an Iran-backed militia in Syria.

“The big problem is that we’re not doing enough to end the pandemic globally,” Gates says.

There is bipartisan support to reduce the income threshold for new checks, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Sunday.

SPACs are blank check companies that are created as shells to merge with an actual company, taking it public in the process.

It’s not just low interest rates and low inventory, it’s global liquidity that’s pushing housing prices up everywhere.

As someone who follows the markets with great intensity, and has since the 1980s, when the mainstream indexes get overshadowed every day by the level of excitement and attention being paid to the most speculative ends of the market, it calls for an assessment. And, some history.

America’s EB-5 investor immigration program is now before Congress and needs to be renewed before June 30th. President Biden’s Citizenship Act of 2021 has proposed changes to it to deal with backlogs and other concenrs. EB-5 could also be a tool to deal with infrastructure renewal and other issues.