
Michael Brush
Contributor at Freelance
Stock Market Columnist at MarketWatch
Editor Cabot Cannabis Investor at Cabot Wealth Network
MarketWatch columnist. Cabot. Stock letter: https://t.co/OURT9jAARf. 🚫 consensus. Prior: NYT Business Economist Group MSN Columbia Biz Schl, Hopkins SAIS Italy.
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2 weeks ago |
morningstar.com | Michael Brush
By Michael Brush It's bullish when insiders invest their own money into their companies - especially when those executives and directors have a record of savvy timing Insiders are particularly worth following coming out of big market selloffs. Hedge-fund managers are supposedly the smart money, so investors love to turn to them for stock ideas. But tracking company insiders is a better way to go; they're the "smartest money," says Bank of America strategist Savita Subramanian.
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2 weeks ago |
marketwatch.com | Michael Brush
Michael BrushIt’s bullish when insiders invest their own money into their companies — especially when those executives and directors have a record of savvy timingPublished: June 11, 2025 at 1:59 p.m. ETWarren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway continues to buy Occidental Petroleum’s stock. Insiders are particularly worth following coming out of big market selloffs. Hedge-fund managers are supposedly the smart money, so investors love to turn to them for stock ideas.
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1 month ago |
marketwatch.com | Michael Brush
Michael BrushApple partners with a former CEO of Qualcomm, while T-Mobile joins forces with the CEO of Tesla and SpaceXPublished: May 20, 2025 at 8:05 a.m. ET Photo: MarketWatch/iStockphotoSmartphones are great until you hit a dead zone in an emergency. That should no longer be an issue when T-Mobile TMUS this summer debuts a satellite-based phone service offering connections in remote areas — and as a fallback if a natural disaster takes out regular service.
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1 month ago |
morningstar.com | Michael Brush
By Michael Brush Cannabis-sector lenders offer attractive dividends Cannabis consumers look at the world of weed as a place to find products with whimsical names like "Khalifa Kush" or "Zen Leaf." It's also a sector offering rich dividends for yield-seeking investors. Publicly traded cannabis-company lenders are looking at favorable trends that support the health of their borrowers, which typically have few outlets for funding.
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1 month ago |
marketwatch.com | Michael Brush
Michael BrushCannabis-sector lenders offer attractive upside potentialPublished: May 8, 2025 at 3:43 p.m. ET Photo: Getty Images/iStockphotoCannabis consumers look at the world of weed as a place to find products with whimsical names like “Khalifa Kush” or “Zen Leaf.” It’s also a sector offering rich dividends for yield-seeking investors.
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