Hot Reads: Too Many Job Openings for a Recession

Hot Reads: Too Many Job Openings for a Recession

Plus, why junk bonds might not be the best idea right now.

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Economists: 'We're Not in a Recession' (CNBC)
Why the 11 million job openings are a key indicator.

 

Junk Bond Traders Should Check in With Economists (Advisor Perspectives)
Corporate junk bonds are paying investors a paltry premium for the risk of holding them into a looming recession.

 

Betting Against Meme Stocks May Get Easier With New ETF Filings (Bloomberg)
Filings seek bearish single-stock ETFs on GameStop and AMC.

 

The Impact of ESG Uncertainty on Asset Prices (The Evidence Based Investor)
Investors often confront a substantial amount of uncertainty about the true ESG profile of a firm.

 

How to Avoid Financial Panic When a Recession Threatens (Kiplinger)
Steps to take that could help you sleep better at night.

 

Analysis: Don't Buy the Dip Too Early in a Bear Market (ThinkAdvisor)
Investing later in a bear market tends to improve results and allows more time to assess fundamental data.

 

Tough Talk From the Fed (A Wealth of Common Sense)
Why the Fed is like your friend at the bar who is always trying to start a fight.

 

Global Stock and Bond Co-Movements (Disciplined Systematic Global Macro Views)
The stylized facts are different.

 

Public Pension Plans Crossed Party Lines to Support ESG (Institutional Investor)
During the 2021 proxy season, pension funds backed the majority of ESG shareholder resolutions.

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