Wednesday links: attracting attention the wrong way
Markets Some random market insights including: Nvidia's ($NVDA) forward P/E keeps falling. (awealthofcommonsense.com) Diesel prices remain $2 a gallon above where they were pre-Iran war. (econbrowser.com) Strategy Why market pundits are doing you any favors. (behaviouralinvestment.com) The stocks of great companies show big drops more often than you think. (brianferoldi.substack.com) Companies…
Markets: Nvidia's forward P/E ratio continues to decline, as per insights from awealthofcommonsense.com. Diesel prices have risen $2 per gallon since before the Iran war, according to econbrowser.com. Market pundits are benefiting from drawing attention to the wrong strategies, as described by behaviouralinvestment.com. Great company stocks often experience significant drops, a trend noted by brianferoldi.substack.com.
Google dodged the breakup of its ads business, reported by axios.com. Novo Nordisk is investing in weight loss supplements, as detailed in the nytimes.com article. It appears someone had advance knowledge of an upcoming GoPro deal, as mentioned in the ft.com report. TIPS are attractive but buying a TIPS ETF is not as straightforward as it seems, according to morningstar.com.
Institutional investors are swapping between iShares Core S&P 500 ETF and Vanguard S&P 500 ETF to avoid dividends for tax purposes, as noted in bloomberg.com. These ETFs generate the highest implied revenue for sponsors, according to etf.com.
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