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In One Chart: Why every investor should print out these charts and hang them on their wall
“They say a picture is worth a thousand words but in investing it is worth so much more,” Charlie Bilello, director of research at Pension Partners, wrote in a chart-heavy post
Market Extra: This chart spells out in black and white just how many jobs will be lost to robots
Robots will take over half of today’s jobs in 10-20 years. This chart shows just how bad it will be for certain industries.
Why Hewlett Packard Enterprise stock plunged Friday
Enterprise technology provider Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. has completed the latest spin-off in its seemingly endless reorganization on Friday, and shares fell in response to the company’s reduction in size.
The Fed: Tune in early Tuesday morning to hear the thinking of the Fed’s inner circle
Fed governor Lael Brainard, seen as a member of Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen’s inner circle, will give her views on the economy and interest-rate policy on Tuesday, right at the end of the holiday weekend.
Mark Hulbert: Check out this $1 million bet Warren Buffett looks about to win
Learn the right lesson from a bet against hedge funds, writes Mark Hulbert.
NewsWatch: How to make money with stocks despite September’s awful record
Be skeptical about the market’s alleged patterns, writes Mark Hulbert.
Bond Report: 30-year Treasury yield notches biggest daily jump in more than a month
Treasury yields rose slightly, and bond prices fell, on early Friday even after a weaker-than-expected job report as traders sold into the knee-jerk rally in bonds seen after the data release, with investors concerned that yields were too low and still had more room on the upside.
How a free canvas tote became a bigger status symbol than a $10,000 Hermès bag
A bag handed out with magazine subscriptions has become a favorite accessory for cultural elites.
Currencies: Dollar flat for the day and week after jobs report, other data
The U.S. dollar was little changed on Friday amid choppy trade, which saw the currency gauge recover from a short-lived downturn following weaker-than-expected jobs report.
MarketWatch First Take: Donald Trump must now decide how U.S. will approach China’s chip ambitions
The fate of Lattice Semiconductor Corp.’s acquisition by a Chinese investment firm now rests with President Donald Trump, who could use the important test case to send a message about how the U.S. will approach China’s hunger for chips.
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