🏠Why Working from Home May Kick Off a 1990’s Style Boom🏠

Good morning. Before it ended with the tech bubble, the prosperity of the 1990s...

It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.

Good morning. Before it ended with the tech bubble, the prosperity of the 1990s occurred in part to declining inflation expectations and rapidly improving technology. That led to massive increases in productivity. But it was also the age of the office cubicle and drab corporate culture, lampooned most notably in the cartoon strip Dilbert. With a rising number of workers looking to work remotely full time, or follow a hybrid model of being partially in office while working from home some days, companies are acquiescing. That's partially due to a labor shortage, but it may also be because signs show that productivity is starting to improve—and a rise in productivity was a big reason behind the rapid growth and low inflation of the 1990s, a policy that could help unwind pandemic-era monetary measures and still keep the economy growing. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content Man Who Predicted Bitcoin In 2015: "This Is Bigger" Why are Billionaires like Elon Musk, Mark Cuban & Michael Jordan Investing in This Odd New Technology? Learn More MARKETS DOW 35,399.84 -0.16% S&P 4,528.81 +0.43% NASDAQ 15,265.89 +0.90% *As of market close • Stocks traded mixed on Monday, with a slight drop in the Dow. • Oil rose 0.4 percent, closing at $69.01 per barrel. • Gold declined 0.4 percent, last going for $1,813 per ounce. • Cryptocurrencies traded slightly down, with Bitcoin at $48,677 at the stock market close. Today's TOP TIPS The Ultimate Semiconductor Shortage Play The latest statements from companies relying on semiconductors for operations is still grim. A shortage persists, and likely won't be fully resolved this year. That's likely to impact everything from consumer electronics this holiday season (it's coming sooner than you think), to the production of new automobiles. While a number of companies are working to ramp up production, the actual physical manufacturing is likely resulting in delays, as only a few organizations can actually manufacture at scale. » FULL STORY Insider Trading Report: Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD) John Rutherford, a director at Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD), recently bought 10,000 more shares. The buy increased his stake by nearly 26 percent, and came to a total purchase price of just under $222,000. This is the first insider buy in nearly a month. Overall, company insiders have been buyers of shares with just one small exception over the past three years back in 2019. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: eBay (EBAY) Online auction site eBay (EBAY) has seen shares move higher over the past year with a number of small dips along the way. One trader sees that trend continuing in the short term. That's based on the September 10 $70 calls. Over 5,715 contracts traded compared to an open interest of 122, for a 47-fold rise in volume. The buyer of the calls paid about $0.47 to make the trade. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • 750,000 Households Face Evictions as Moratorium Expires According to an estimate from Goldman Sachs (GS), between 2.5 million and 3.5 million renters are behind on payments. With the recent end to the eviction moratorium, the investment bank now estimates that about 750,000 renters could face eviction by the end of the year. • Oil Refining, Pipelines Shut Down from Hurricane Ida Oil prices traded flat on Monday, after hurricane Ida hit the coast of Louisiana as a Category 4 storm. Many pieces of critical infrastructure for the oil industry such as pipelines and refineries were in the storm's path, and fuel supplies are likely to be impacted in the region for several weeks. • China Restricts Video Games to Three Hours Per Week China continues with a regulatory crackdown in the tech space, with the country now imposing a limit for video game playing. Starting September 1, video game companies will restrict gaming time to just 3 hours per week, from 8-9 PM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The regulation comes as fears rise that video game addiction is becoming a significant problem for the country's youths. • SEC to Review "Gamification" of Stock Apps The Securities and Exchange Commission promises to take a closer look at the design of popular stock apps, with an eye towards whether or not those designs encourage more trading and less investing. This is part of a broader "gamification" trend by companies in recent years, designed to keep eyeballs on a website or app while only adding marginal value and potentially leading to bad decisions. • PayPal Looking at Stock-Trading Platform for US Customers PayPal (PYPL) reports that it's looking at ways for users to trade individual stocks. The company has recently hired a brokerage industry veteran to look into integrating that into the app. That would add to the company's addition of cryptocurrency trading in the past year, and create more interest in customers keeping money on the app. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP PYPL 3.643% ETSY 3.474% AAPL 3.042% HPQ 2.835% IDXX 2.798% BOTTOM COF 6.035% SYF 5.005% TRIP 4.701% DFS 4.675% DAL 3.878% Quote of the Day Interest rate hikes are far, far away, and investors are happy about that. I think Powell deserves some credit for navigating the tapering of assets, avoiding a tantrum. 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