➡️ The Moves the Next Trillion-Dollar Companies Are Making Now

Good morning. A decade ago, companies that took advantage of low interest rates to sell corporate..

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Good morning. A decade ago, companies that took advantage of low interest rates to sell corporate bonds would then use the money to buy back shares of their company. The rising debt levels eventually became an issue, and some rallied against the "financial engineering" of increasing debt to raise a stock price. Today, interest rates are once again at record lows. But some companies are going into debt to buy assets, specifically bitcoin. That's been the move behind MicroStrategy (MSTR), who announced another $600 million in bonds. Issuing debt at 5 percent to buy an asset that, while volatile, tends to have triple-digit returns on average may explain why the stock market and bitcoin rallies can continue even higher. It may also allow MicroStrategy to become poorly named as it could become far larger than its current $10 billion market cap. 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No doubt legislators will hear everything from how hedge funds managed to short more than 100 percent of available shares, to how retail traders need to be reigned in. • High-End Retailers Ditch Fifth Avenue for Palm Beach With a massive population shift out of the densely-packed and pandemic-restricted tri-state area to Florida, high-end retailers are joining in as well. The Palm Beach area is one of the few markets nationwide seeing a rise in commercial rental rates right now, as high-end retailers flock to the area. • Europe Looks to Scale Back Covid Relief to Move Economy Higher Nearly one-third of all lending to European businesses was in the form of relief, totaling more than $1.8 trillion. European lawmakers and regulators are looking to scale the spending back as vaccine rollouts occur and restrictions can be listed. The challenge? Scaling back in a way that doesn't create a new wave of business failures and bankruptcies. • Goldman Sachs Unveils Robo Advisor for Retail Traders The high-end investment bank Goldman Sachs (GS) is unveiling a robo-advisor. It will allow those using Marcus Invest, the company's retail banking division, to let customers trade Goldman ETFs with as little as $1,000. Unlike Robinhood and others, however, it won't recommend specific stock plays, with the goal of avoiding retail trades in single names. • Axiom Space Raises $130 Million for Commercial Space Station Commercial space flight opportunities continue to attract investors. Axiom Space, a startup with the lofty goal of setting up new modules for the ISS and a future commercial space station for the growing tourism market, has raised $130 million in Series B funding. That's a ways off from becoming a public company, but at this level of interest, the company may go public or become a SPAC play later this year. 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