Saturday, February 24, 2018

Today's Headlines

Bloomberg:
  • Xi’s Top Economic Aide Plans U.S. Trip Amid Trade Tension. President Xi Jinping’s top economic adviser Liu He will head to the U.S. next week in a sign of an expanded role managing the mounting trade tensions between the governments in Beijing and Washington, said a person familiar with the matter. As President Donald Trump considers harsh tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from China, Liu’s visit could mean yet another mandate for the Harvard-educated adviser whose understanding of the U.S. and ties to local business leaders could help ease friction between the governments.
  • SEC Cools a Red-Hot Crypto Market by Picking Up the Telephone. Wall Street’s main regulator has repeatedly warned that the hot new market for initial coin offerings is probably full of fraud. Now it’s found an old-fashioned way to slow it down: picking up the telephone.
  • Buffett Says He Needs to Make a ‘Huge’ Deal. “Berkshire’s goal is to substantially increase the earnings of its non-insurance group. For that to happen, we will need to make one or more huge acquisitions,” Buffett, the chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said Saturday in his annual letter to shareholders. “Despite our recent drought of acquisitions, Charlie and I believe that from time to time Berkshire will have opportunities to make very large purchases.
Wall Street Journal: 
Barron's:
  • Had bullish commentary on (HAL), (EOG), (TWX), (PG), (KO), (APC), (GEL), (TRGP), (SHLX), (NBL) and (PXD).
  • Had bearish commentary on .
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