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...We’ve divided the issuers up by their primary exchange and overlaid short-interest data from S&P Global, accurate to February 23....
...In 2018 Marshall’s “Past Times”, black figures picnicking and boating in reference to Monet’s “Déjeuner sur l’herbe” and river idylls, sold to rapper P Diddy for $21mn....
...Already, the bounce is pronounced — the S&P 500 benchmark index of US blue-chip stocks has climbed by as much as 9 per cent since its low point on May 20....
...The S&P 500 index of blue-chip US stocks has dropped more than 2 per cent in a day a grand total of five times all year, despite all the bursts of Covid-19 drama....
...“The market does not have full conviction yet, or we would have higher long-term yields,” Mr Riley said....
...The S&P deal will hand Mr Uggla $46m, according to a regulatory filing, on top of his 0.3 per cent stake in IHS Markit, now worth $120m....
...They illustrated their interdisciplinary arguments with a suitably eclectic group of artists: Cindy Sherman, Bridget Riley, François Morellet, Jeff Koons, Yayoi Kusama, Fiona Pardington and Renoir....
...“Earnings are dreadful, but we know that,” said Mr Riley at BlueBay. Still, deep concerns persist....
...David Riley at BlueBay Asset Management takes a circumspect approach and says: “Investors are in danger of extrapolating a bounce in the economy from the unprecedented declines in activity in the second...
...“It’s interesting that they’ve chosen to do this at the height of the market,” said Susan Anderson, US retail analyst at B Riley FBR in Virginia....
...Investors also drew comfort from S&P’s decision not to downgrade Italy on Friday, holding its rating two notches above junk status....
...Montgomeryshire Crossword 16,081: Peter Coles, County Kildare, Ireland; Richard Higson, Warwickshire; AJO Donnell, County Waterford, Ireland Polymath 1,007: David Brogden, Northampton Crossword 16,075: Tristram Riley-Smith...
...The stuff you see on the screen, the prices, are not accurate,” said David Riley, of BlueBay Asset Management....
...“People are frightened going long equities into the weekend,” said Mark Grant, chief global strategist at investment group B Riley FBR....
...In the news US stocks erase year’s losses The S&P 500 advanced 1.2 per cent on Monday to close at 3,232.39, back above its level at the start of 2020, while the tech heavy Nasdaq Composite set a new closing...
...Hannah Murphy Christiana Riley Head of Deutsche Bank Americas A former McKinsey management consultant, Christiana Riley has one of the hardest jobs on Wall Street in 2020....
...Macy’s balance sheet has long been in better shape than more distressed rivals, although the department store chain lost its investment grade rating from S&P Global last month and was cut further into junk...
...“In the first couple of weeks of March there were a lot of buyers and very few sellers”, said David Riley, a partner at BlueBay Asset Management....
...“I don’t think you should look at share repurchases in isolation,” said Ms Riley....
...It is a view echoed by Will Riley of Guinness Asset Management, which invests in asset managers....
...Mark Grant, chief global strategist at B Riley FBR Inc in Fort Lauderdale, Florida “My target for the S&P 500 by year end is 3,382 and the 10-year yield at 1.70 per cent . . ....
...Riley FBR, said that he thinks equities are “toppy”, given stretched valuations and slowing earnings momentum, adding: “The rash of M&A deals shows companies are looking for growth.”...
...Indeed, the tech duo has a larger weighting in the S&P 500 (at 4.3 per cent for Apple and 4.4 per cent for Microsoft) than the entire large-cap S&P energy sector (at 4.25 per cent)....
...David Riley at BlueBay Asset Management argues: “But even though the probability of a ‘no deal’ Brexit has risen so has the likelihood of an early general election and extension to the Brexit deadline as...
...and May of 2019, triggered by the US escalating tariffs on Chinese goods, as shown below: The FTSE All-World index had its largest weekly decline since last December and it’s a similar story for the S&P...
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