By SIMON CONSTABLE
It's no yoking matter. Egg producer Cal-Maine Foods, just laid, well, an egg. Read more here.
It's no yoking matter. Egg producer Cal-Maine Foods, just laid, well, an egg. Read more here.
Photo by Gabriel Gurrola on Unsplash
Monday, July 22, 2019
TheStreet: Crunch Time for U.S. Firms Wanting to Restart Sales to Huawei
By SIMON CONSTABLE
A White House tech summit scheduled for Monday could be a make or break for U.S. companies wanting to do business with China-based telecom firm Huawei Technologies.
The meeting, which is expected to be attended by tech bosses from Google-owner Alphabet and computer memory manufacturer Micron Technology as well as others, will discuss whether U.S. companies will be able to sell their products and services to Huawei, according to a report from Reuters. Huawei is the world's largest supplier for telecom technology. Read more here.
A White House tech summit scheduled for Monday could be a make or break for U.S. companies wanting to do business with China-based telecom firm Huawei Technologies.
The meeting, which is expected to be attended by tech bosses from Google-owner Alphabet and computer memory manufacturer Micron Technology as well as others, will discuss whether U.S. companies will be able to sell their products and services to Huawei, according to a report from Reuters. Huawei is the world's largest supplier for telecom technology. Read more here.
TheStreet: Disney Rules the Box Office With Roar of 'The Lion King' and 'Avengers: Endgame'
By SIMON CONSTABLE
Walt Disney had a heck of a weekend at the box office.
In its debut weekend, "The Lion King" took in a staggering $185 million of theater receipts, easily beating estimates of $150 million. Read more here.
Walt Disney had a heck of a weekend at the box office.
In its debut weekend, "The Lion King" took in a staggering $185 million of theater receipts, easily beating estimates of $150 million. Read more here.
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
One-On-One -- Simon Constable joins Hedgeye Podcast
NEW PODCAST— Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) July 16, 2019
One-On-One -- Simon Constable joins Hedgeye
Topics include:
🇮🇹Why default may lie ahead in Italy
🥇Bullish Gold catalysts
💻Concerns around crypto
🇬🇧Why Britain's inept govt benefits its economy
💲Risks of cannabis ETFs https://t.co/wcYVJGBR3R
Friday, July 12, 2019
Thursday, July 11, 2019
Barron's: A Bargain Stock to Play East African Oil
By SIMON CONSTABLE
British-based but Africa-focused, Tullow Oil could come up a gusher.
Its shares (ticker: TLW.UK) have the potential to jump 40% or more in the next 12 months, analysts say. Investors, they argue, are giving Tullow little credit for its prospects in East Africa. Read more here.
British-based but Africa-focused, Tullow Oil could come up a gusher.
Its shares (ticker: TLW.UK) have the potential to jump 40% or more in the next 12 months, analysts say. Investors, they argue, are giving Tullow little credit for its prospects in East Africa. Read more here.
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
WSJ: Index-Fund Firms Gain Power, But Fall Short in Stewardship, Research Shows
By SIMON CONSTABLE
The three largest index-fund managers have grown so big that they ultimately could hamper the performance of public companies and the economy, according to research from corporate-governance scholars.
The researchers—Lucian Bebchuk, professor of law, economics and finance at Harvard Law School, and Scott Hirst, a law professor at Boston University School of Law—recently published two papers that raise issues for investors. Read more here.
The three largest index-fund managers have grown so big that they ultimately could hamper the performance of public companies and the economy, according to research from corporate-governance scholars.
The researchers—Lucian Bebchuk, professor of law, economics and finance at Harvard Law School, and Scott Hirst, a law professor at Boston University School of Law—recently published two papers that raise issues for investors. Read more here.
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