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Jan 02 2021, 2:49 PM December 31 2020, 3:30 PM January 02 2021, 2:49 PM (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Everyone should know Cathie Wood by now. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Everyone should know Cathie Wood by now. That's because whatever benefits central bankers bequeathed to shareholders with next-to-zero interest rates and the record $14 trillion global money supply increase in 2020, Wood beat every stock picker by betting on the innovators in DNA development who are rescuing the world from the global pandemic. Among the 367 U.S.-based mutual funds with 60% of their $5 billion (or more) in Amer...

Seattle Times managing editor named new Oklahoman editor January 8, 2021 GMT OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoman has hired Seattle Times managing editor Ray Rivera to be its new executive editor. The Oklahoma City daily reported Rivera’s appointment was announced Thursday. He also will serve as regional editor of other Gannett-owned USA Today Network’s Sunbelt region publications in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and New Mexico. The El Paso, Texas, native grew up in Raton, New Mexico, and began his career as a part-time sportswriter at the Carlsbad Current Argus. He went on to work as a repo...

Bitcoin Soars — Why I’m Still Bullish  Share   Share –Gerald Loeb, “ th-anniversary edition of “The Maxims of Wall Street,” and his advice is very relevant. His motto is “buy high, sell higher,” which perfectly describes today’s action in Bitcoin. Bitcoin and digital currencies are all the rage now for a number of reasons, and I’ve been recommending a great speculative stock that invests in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies recently in both  TNT Trader. (For more information on subscribing to my newsletter and trading services, go to www.markskousen.com.) My favori...

>> guest: not well. every presidents day or july 4th or slow time in the news we're told by the newspapers that yet another fall has been done where a ballot was set to 50 historians, 100 historians, and here are the great presidents. they usually put them into five categories; great, near great, average, below average and failure. various changes in it. and they'll tell us what goes into the criteria. all the familiar faces come up, the ones we see on the currency, the ones we build monuments to in this this city and others. it doesn't really tell you what distinguishes the great fr...

>> up next michael hiltzik examines the origins of franklin roosevelt's plan to confront the nation's economic depression. this is just over an hour. >> it is our great honor and pleasure to welcome author michael hiltzik who is here to discuss his latest book "the new deal: a modern history". mr. hiltzik has a ba from colgate university and an m s of journalism from columbia. in his extensive career with the l.a. times he has been a financial correspondent in new york city and bureau chief and financial staff writer, editor and columnist. he has had every job. topics he has written ...