$GS provides additional detail on 2Q 2020 earnings results. Press release and accompanying presentation available here: https://t.co/noMdWG0LbX pic.twitter.com/F2ljzuPijq
— Goldman Sachs (@GoldmanSachs) July 15, 2020
$MS 2Q 2020 earnings: Morgan Stanley reports net revenues of $13.4 billion and diluted EPS of $1.96. Press Release: https://t.co/s5RANw3WE9 pic.twitter.com/kGoea40KDc
— Morgan Stanley (@MorganStanley) July 16, 2020
$JPM reports 2Q20 net income of $4.7B and EPS of $1.38 on record revenue of $33.8B – results include credit costs of $10.5B
— J.P. Morgan (@jpmorgan) July 14, 2020
JPMorgan just promoted 320 people to MD — and more than a third are women https://t.co/6kBU9lfw72
— Financial News (@FinancialNews) July 13, 2020
The #Fed is dedicated to reflation: a process of returning the #economy to healthy levels of growth and inflation. Read why our experts are optimistic.
— Merrill Lynch (@MerrillLynch) July 10, 2020
New today: @USBank plots next retail location for its #Charlotte expansion https://t.co/7IoCkbSrU5
— Caroline Hudson (@CBJHudson) July 6, 2020
The ten mega-cap growth stocks (27% of the market) have hardly missed a bullish beat since March. But the other 490 have been stuck in a range since April and have dipped as the second wave of the virus has spread through the US. #reidoftheday #chartoftheday #dbresearch pic.twitter.com/GqjGVA7wMq
— Deutsche Bank (@DeutscheBank) July 14, 2020
The Fed’s balance sheet as a % of GDP is lower than the ECB and BoJ’s. If they were aligned, the #Fed balance sheet would now be around $11tn and $25tn, respectively. Will it now start to climb again with QE and other loan facilities? #reidoftheday #chartoftheday #dbresearch pic.twitter.com/YeMc3KU9i6
— Deutsche Bank (@DeutscheBank) July 13, 2020
This morning Nannette Hechler Fayd’herbe, CIO IWM and Global Head of Economics & Research, discussed the outlook on global equities in light of the recent surge in infections. Watch the full interview on @markets
— Credit Suisse (@CreditSuisse) June 29, 2020
James Sweeney, Chief Economist USA and Chief Investment Officer Americas, on what the recent data bounce really means for the state of the U.S. economy.
— Credit Suisse (@CreditSuisse) June 22, 2020
While air travel and offline entertainment may take quite a while to recover after the pandemic, digitization is accelerating across all industries. Find out which industries are likely to grow: https://t.co/ytlWeFfm74#UBSResearch #shareUBS pic.twitter.com/6hLGbyPzhV
— UBS (@UBS) July 16, 2020
Are US consumers becoming more pessimistic amid the resurgence in COVID-19 cases? Find out how views have changed on topics like the economy, travel plans, and willingness to eat at restaurants. https://t.co/j6Bx8KciXx #shareUBS #UBSEvidenceLab pic.twitter.com/BAQPlbKSN0
— UBS (@UBS) July 15, 2020
Read our best tips for buying essential items either online or in a shop https://t.co/3fCShZQmA8 pic.twitter.com/0i7okdva4T
— Barclays UK (@BarclaysUK) June 29, 2020
A surge of #Covid19 cases in many U.S. states threatens to undermine a recovery in mobility, which we see as closely tied to economic activity.
➡️ See our macro dashboard: https://t.co/kb9HpW9jFj pic.twitter.com/28aDscLMKg
— BlackRock (@blackrock) July 15, 2020
How would you describe an ETF? #FinancialLiteracyMonth https://t.co/i21oANLN9I pic.twitter.com/EIMNV0QQ4j
— Vanguard (@Vanguard_Group) July 16, 2020
How will we pay for the multitrillion-dollar efforts against COVID-19? Roger Aliaga-Díaz, Vanguard Americas chief economist, discusses: https://t.co/PJs6R5lO8U
— Vanguard (@Vanguard_Group) July 14, 2020
How we’re seeking long-term value in a gradual and uneven recovery – https://t.co/cTagBMyPjp #coronavirus #investing #markets pic.twitter.com/G180CUBvyv
— PIMCO (@PIMCO) June 3, 2020
Our own Michael Gozycki, who led a deal to acquire software company Unison, sat down with @HeatherPerlberg at Bloomberg News to discuss how we’re “ramping up” our focus on technology, media and telecommunications (TMT). Read more: https://t.co/KBb1HYWjpt
— The Carlyle Group (@OneCarlyle) June 29, 2020
Today $BX announced a joint venture with @HudsonPPI for their Hollywood media portfolio, the largest full-scale independent studio operation in the U.S., which accounts for nearly half of the studio space in Hollywood. https://t.co/FVAIs43TYQ pic.twitter.com/2dbKRl9uC5
— Blackstone (@blackstone) June 29, 2020
Swedish oat-milk maker Oatly sells a $200 million stake to a group led by Blackstone that includes Oprah Winfrey, Natalie Portman and former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/pNGtydeSoa
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) July 14, 2020
Covid-19 Is Bankrupting American Companies at a Relentless Pacehttps://t.co/VuiU5fEKcB pic.twitter.com/a8k6uErKYu
— Joe McCann (@joemccann) July 9, 2020
.@valuewalk published an article listing the top 10 countries with the highest #Inflation. Everything about the list is WRONG, from the countries to the measurements. They rely on IMF forecasts for inflation, which have little connection to reality. (1/2)https://t.co/W3SdMYKF2M
— Prof. Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) July 11, 2020
The Nasdaq 100 rallied more than 2% intraday to set an all-time high, then reversed to close down by more than 1%.
It's done that twice. Today was one.
March 7, 2000 was the other. pic.twitter.com/zEJoOrf6JZ
— SentimenTrader (@sentimentrader) July 13, 2020
Why the efficient market theory is wrong. Jim simons on machine learning and data anomalies in markets. pic.twitter.com/GgnD1fbOrl
— CJ Reichel (@chrisjreichel) July 14, 2020
"You don’t get a rush throwing money at Berkshire Hathaway and waiting 15 years.”
This is why get rich quick schemes will always find a willing audiencehttps://t.co/Dh00HbItUi pic.twitter.com/500iCvBslU
— Ben Carlson (@awealthofcs) July 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/CMEGroup/status/1280538234263568385
Goodbye LIBOR, Hello SOFR. What It Could Mean To You Financially. https://t.co/6v3ohObr5D #business #trading #finance
— Seeking Alpha (@SeekingAlpha) July 1, 2020
With more than 40% of the economy living paycheck to paycheck, this is not a time for people to turn a blind eye to credit risk https://t.co/tnTq3xSpu6 by @PublicisSapient cc @TheBubbleBubble
— ValueWalk (@valuewalk) July 13, 2020
Gold prices climbed past $1,800 an ounce for the first time in almost nine years on Tuesday https://t.co/YxQPNvQPBL $GOLD $GLD $IAU $SLV
— ValueWalk (@valuewalk) July 9, 2020
The Complete Breakdown of Berkshire Hathaway’s Subsidiaries https://t.co/7wE4Bqfg4J
— ValueWalk (@valuewalk) July 13, 2020
By popular demand…. Airwolf pic.twitter.com/624He09ywo
— Samara Ginsberg (@samaracello) July 5, 2020
Got the bill for my kids four week stay in the NICU. Let's just say: I'm extremely grateful for the health insurance our family has and far more fearful and frightened for those who don't have these benefits pic.twitter.com/Sda7qAsjuC
— Sam Stein (@samstein) January 4, 2020
Calling my insurance company pic.twitter.com/jxZAlxJ8fs
— Dr. Glaucomflecken (@DGlaucomflecken) July 9, 2020
More Americans lost their health insurance between February and May of this year than have ever lost coverage in any single year on record.
Uninsured Rate:
1. Texas: 29%
2. Florida: 25%
3. Oklahoma: 24%
4. Georgia: 23%
5. Mississippi: 22%https://t.co/5EP7cTLh9g pic.twitter.com/VKz1lpacrI— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) July 13, 2020
Pod save discussed the Ady Barkan endorsement and played an incredibly moving clip of Biden describing what Bo would say if he were alive today, but not the clip of Biden telling a dying Medicare for All activist that he doesn’t support the policy that would save millions. https://t.co/DrlWzyuP3q
— Briahna Joy Gray (@briebriejoy) July 15, 2020
No more half measures. Pass Medicare for All NOW. https://t.co/BeVSLsGxVu
— Pramila Jayapal (@PramilaJayapal) July 14, 2020
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders slam Trump for giving Gilead 'windfall' deal for coronavirus drug https://t.co/NswJ79TLBw
— CNBC (@CNBC) July 16, 2020
Workers who've lost health insurance during the pandemic:
USA 9,200,000+
Australia 0
Belgium 0
Canada 0
Chile 0
Denmark 0
Finland 0
France 0
Germany 0
Greece 0
Hungary 0
Iceland 0
Israel 0
Italy 0
Japan 0
N Zealand 0
Norway 0
Portugal 0
S Korea 0
Spain 0
Sweden 0
Turkey 0
UK 0 pic.twitter.com/reKXUwiWlj— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) April 30, 2020
140,000 Americans are dead and health insurance companies are pulling in record profits.
Abolish capitalist health care. https://t.co/VmGWkfQ27T
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) July 16, 2020
Harvard researchers found 16 U.S. social programs pay for themselves, from health insurance for pregnant women to pre-K school
Spending to help people early often lowers their need for benefits later. We know this; it's a matter of whether we want to helphttps://t.co/EkZDv17IkM
— Dan Price (@DanPriceSeattle) July 14, 2020
There is one country that includes "Medicare for All" and a private insurance industry. It's Australia, which provides basic health insurance for all, and lets private insurers offer optional additional coverage. Guess who has proposed an Australian model? https://t.co/eLnGfS3gaB
— Joel B. Pollak (@joelpollak) January 30, 2019
America is the only major industrialized country that hasn’t guaranteed healthcare as a human right to all people. That must change!
Listen to this British expat living in Iowa explain how ridiculous our for profit health insurance system is. #MedicareForAll #Bernie2020 pic.twitter.com/STNSU6E48Q
— Abshir Omar (@AbshirDSM) November 16, 2019
Number of citizens who lost health coverage due to Covid-19:
USA: 5.4 million
UK: 0
France: 0
Denmark: 0
Germany: 0
Spain: 0
Italy: 0
Sweden: 0
Australia: 0
Japan: 0
Norway: 0
etc.: 0
https://t.co/fueWD59S4N #AmericanExceptionalism #TrumpVirus— True Blue Liberal (@TrueBlueLiberal) July 16, 2020
Check out the latest #WildlandFireOutlook for July from @NIFCfire – https://t.co/JMGY3aKmzP #WildfirePrevention #fireSeason #firewise pic.twitter.com/VV6XTyBQzd
— NFPA Firewise USA® (@Firewise) July 6, 2020
Georgia governor bans cities from ordering people to wear face masks https://t.co/CnmX14BKbE
— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 16, 2020
.@WSJ yesterday made clear the realities of the #businessinterruption insurance debate: trial lawyers are working with celebrity chefs to exploit what they see as an "epic" opportunity for a payday at the expense of small businesses looking for relief. 1/ https://t.co/yG1gMIY0PB
— Future of American Insurance & Reinsurance (FAIR) (@FAIRInsure) July 1, 2020
Thank you, @3BLMedia, for recognizing Cigna as a top-100 company for outstanding environmental, social and governance transparency and performance. https://t.co/MR5yKE2FAo #CignaNews pic.twitter.com/lWPWcHiAum
— Cigna (@Cigna) July 7, 2020
NEW STUDY: UnitedHealth Group and @YaleMed found #COVID19 positive seniors taking hypertension medication had a lower risk of hospitalization – clinical trial to follow. https://t.co/ICqY5o7Usd
— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) May 19, 2020
While #COVID19's impact on the #insurance industry will require time to fully understand, litigation, legislation, and concerns about pricing & policy language will be with us for some time to come. Here's why: https://t.co/lqMbYUxcmI #pandemics pic.twitter.com/R5mq27ExXu
— Insurance Information Institute (@iiiorg) July 2, 2020
Nearly 6M properties in the U.S. are at a more substantial risk of #flooding says @FirstStreetFdn. @iiiorg VP & Sr. Economist @DrMLeonard explains how #flood maps work and key takeaways from research in the #resilience blog: https://t.co/q8VGxNVdqW #resilience3i
— Insurance Information Institute (@iiiorg) July 1, 2020
According to the @iiiorg, #TropicalStormFay has the potential to cause wind and water property damage today and tomorrow in multiple states on the U.S. East Coast. To learn how to protect your #home and #business: https://t.co/kEbLMt8fik. #flood #insurance pic.twitter.com/OlRJbz6Df2
— Insurance Information Institute (@iiiorg) July 10, 2020
Health charities in Canada hit with historic loss in revenue during COVID-19 https://t.co/obaMmDZQBl pic.twitter.com/aw8CGwe2xz
— CBC Canadian News (@CBCCanada) July 16, 2020
Labor planning a health tax now? Private Health Insurance rebate encourages Australians to take additional responsibility for their health care. Scrapping it would be another Labor tax hike for hard working families around Australia. https://t.co/mM29Yf3WBn #auspol #AusVotes2019
— Mathias Cormann (@MathiasCormann) May 2, 2019
Private health insurance makes Australia's system unfair and muddled, report says https://t.co/rdWJTdDET7
— The Guardian (@guardian) July 15, 2019
Australia's Private Health Insurance funds are described as being in a "death spiral", as out of pocket medical costs rise, insurance premiums increase, and young adults are unable to afford health insurance https://t.co/8csQZn4Xxm
— Dr Brad McKay (@DrBradMcKay) February 5, 2020
The private health sector has put forward a plan for employers to be given tax breaks if they pay workers' health cover. The proposal is designed to encourage young people to take up insurance, but would come at a billion dollar cost. @NinaBStevens #auspol #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/AQmTnbCFtL
— 7NEWS Sydney (@7NewsSydney) October 4, 2019
Some private hospitals have reportedly warned they will turn away patients if Labor’s 2 per cent cap on private health insurance premiums comes into effect. https://t.co/fnFpGSZcZr
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) December 23, 2018
Irish citizens living in England, Scotland and Wales may lose access to healthcare in EU countries after Brexit, with the future of European Health Insurance Cards uncertain post-Brexit. https://t.co/Og0KmPtSHm
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) December 25, 2019
Any Trade Deal with America would be a DISASTER FOR BRITISH PEOPLE. I lived in US for 21 yrs, I had excellent Healthcare because I was in 1% bracket. However, IF YOU ARE BRITISH AVOID IT LIKE THE PLAGUE. 40 million can’t afford Health Insurance & Pensioners can’t afford meds!! https://t.co/46sw1MLTLr
— Douglas Lund MSC PhD Civil Eng (@DouglasLund5) June 2, 2019
To be honest with you mate (even though it isn't going to happen), I'd take an increased phone bill after a holiday in Spain over my country being swallowed up by some EU conglomerate. These columnists still reckon Brexit can be reduced to pound and pence. https://t.co/YICCR8CtxH
— Darren Grimes (@darrengrimes_) July 13, 2020
NOW they admit that #BrexitReality bears no resemblance to what they promised!
Higher health insurance costs, poss mobile roaming charges, 4 months’ notice to take a pet abroad (& that’s just the travel advice – wait advice on supply chains,exports, …)https://t.co/ocmGWW6gel— Richard Corbett (@RichardGCorbett) July 13, 2020
Higher mobile phone charges, costly private health insurance, delays at the border & more expensive holidays. Welcome to Tory Brexitland. https://t.co/3oj8jqonXQ
— Ben Bradshaw (@BenPBradshaw) July 13, 2020
https://twitter.com/UKHealthInsure/status/1271019895208185857
VHI announces premium reductions of up to 50% for customers for 3 monthshttps://t.co/Tlp04qtmej
— RTÉ Business (@RTEbusiness) April 16, 2020
Consumers who have plans to travel are recommended to check their policy documents as travel insurance policy cover can vary. Insurers will be guided by the travel advice as published by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Read more – https://t.co/RQ5TOo0rWC #covid19 pic.twitter.com/uoLp4bK9CT
— Insurance Ireland (@insurance_irl) May 22, 2020
Private hospitals group says health insurers should meet Covid test chargehttps://t.co/09ZnCTnSy6
— Brokers Ireland (@BrokersIreland) July 8, 2020
Govt may extend rent freeze https://t.co/Jw0kCgp2nL via @rte
— Brokers Ireland (@BrokersIreland) July 9, 2020