Semiconductor Short Sellers Favor Nvidia, AMD
Semiconductor short sellers appeared to favor Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia in the most recent reporting period.
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Year of the climate shareholder begins; China’s carbon trading launch set; the snow in Spain
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights The results from 2020 — record heat, record flooding, record wildfires — are still being calculated, but as the photo above indicates, 2021 is going to be anything…
On-Chain Data: A New Framework to Evaluate Bitcoin
By Yassine Elmandjra, Analyst This article was co-authored by David Puell (@kenoshaking). David is a full-time cryptocurrency on-chain analyst and market researcher. Best known for pioneering the emergent field of on-chain analysis, David has…
OP-ED: 2021 Outlook: The Roaring ’20s?
By Lindsey Bell, chief investment strategist for Ally Invest We don’t know about you, but we are looking forward to what 2021 has to offer. It’s bound to be a better year for humanity. For one, COVID…
The Genomics Age of Cancer Screening: Earlier Cancer Detection
By Simon Barnett, Analyst Forward Researchers are unlikely to find the cure for cancer in a single therapy. In fact, the most efficient way to combat cancer may not be a cure at all,…
As smoke clears in DC, a new climate agenda gathers momentum
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights A former managing editor of the New York Daily News once told me how he covered the shooting in the chamber of the House of Representatives by Puerto…
Why Biden’s climate plans hang in the balance in Georgia; plus Trump’s Arctic drilling no-shows
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights Climate change wasn’t much of a factor in the campaigns for Georgia’s Senate runoffs today. The vast majority of the state’s 11 million people live hours from the…
Investors Beware: Stay On The Right Side Of Change
By Catherine Wood ARK’s research suggests that the global economy has entered a period of convulsive changes, some exceptionally good and others devastating, that will shape financial markets for years to come. Thanks to…
15+ Big Retailer After-Christmas, New Year’s Day Sales (2020-2021)
Editor’s Note: 24/7 Wall St. has republished this article from Offers.com as a reader service. We do not get any financial gain from the republication or from any sales due to click-throughs on the…
OP-ED: Where Americans Are Most At Risk of Losing Homes
By Christina Hughes Babb, originally published at DSNews American homeowners and lenders, despite widespread foreclosure bans and forbearance programs, eventually will face a reality that could include a surge of foreclosures and evictions. Some…
OP-ED: Are Health Spans Rising Along with Life Spans?
WASHINGTON – A new paper jointly released by The Concord Coalition and the Global Aging Institute (GAI) examines whether ongoing improvements in the health of the elderly could be an economic and fiscal gamechanger.…
Another Record MBA Pay Year At Harvard Business School
BY: JOHN A. BYRNE Graduating in the midst of the pandemic, Harvard Business School MBAs set yet another record in median pay. The total median compensation for an HBS grad this year reached $173,500. The total including…
OP-ED: The congressional relief bill is an important step toward addressing the magnitude of the COVID-19 pandemic
By the Economic Policy Institute By Thea M. Lee Tonight, Congress passed a $900 billion relief and recovery package that provides long-overdue relief to millions of working people, including extensions of pandemic unemployment insurance (UI)…
Eight insights for 2021 as climate threat overtakes Covid; Biden’s latest picks, and why Europe’s green math might not add up
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights With snow storms on the East Coast and winter temperatures rising, ‘tis the season for gas heating. But a fascinating new study on gas leaks around America has…
OP-ED: The Postal Service is foundational for our economy and democracy
By the Economic Policy Institute As millions of people rely on the United States Postal Service (USPS) this holiday season, a new report by EPI economist Monique Morrissey provides a comprehensive overview of this beloved institution—and…
ESG stocks head for record year; Bloomberg’s advice to Biden, and Buttigieg’s climate chops
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights Locked in our homes, counting the days until a Covid vaccine, many of us could be forgiven for missing the big climate picture of 2020. But a quick…
Stanford Again Tops P&Q’s 2020-2021 Ranking Of The Best MBAs
BY JOHN A. BYRNE In one of the most turbulent years ever, this year’s MBA ranking reflects the calm in the middle of the pandemic storm. For the second consecutive year, Stanford’s Graduate School…
Biden takes climate stage, EU’s hydrogen politics, and carbon trading with ICE’s Gordon Bennett
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights President-elect Joe Biden won’t speak at this Saturday’s Climate Ambition Summit, hosted virtually by the UK in place of what was to be the Cop26 global summit in Glasgow. But in…
The future(s) of water trading; top climate funds, and raise a beer to fight global warming
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights Here in California, water is as hot a topic as wildfires or Covid. A five-year drought a decade ago created the conditions for wildfires today, and lack of…
Wrong-way emissions and the unreliability of ESG data; plus talking AirCarbon with Mark Herrema
By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights One of my bosses at Dow Jones back in the day used to joke that every five years or so the company would come up with a three-year…