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2018-05-15

Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference May 15-17

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46th Annual J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference May 15-17
Note: to register and listen to the audio webcasts online, click on the link above.

Schedule highlights presenting companies include (for complete listing go to link above) the following:

Tuesday: AT&T, NVIDIA, Intel, Visa, T-Mobile, American Tower, Keynote: Oracle (Mark Hurd), Keynote: Square (Jack Dorsey), Twitter, GoDaddy (see below).

 Wednesday: Verizon, Mastercard, IBM, Keynote: Jamie Dimon, Chairman & CEO, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Keynote: Lori Beer Chief Information Officer JPMorgan Chase & Co.

 Thursday: Adobe Systems, Web.com, Mobile Payments Panel, Wireless Infrastructure / DAS & Small Cell Panel, Data Center Panel, Emerging Markets Tower Panel.

 GoDaddy CEO Scott Wagner: Adoption And Evolution Of Online Presence Is Driving Our Business

CNBC.com video above published on May 9, 2018: Scott Wagner, GoDaddy CEO, discusses his company’s quarterly earnings, how the business is growing and his thoughts on tax cuts. See also GoDaddy $GDDY Q1 2018 Earnings LIVE Webcast May 8.
GoDaddy Inc. (NYSE: GDDY), Ray Winborne, Chief Financial Officer, and Mike McLaughlin, Chief Customer Officer, will present at the 46th Annual J.P Morgan Technology, Media and Telecom Conference in Boston on Tuesday, May 15, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. EDT. A live audio webcast of the event will be available on GoDaddy's investor relations website at https://investors.godaddy.net. Following the presentation an audio replay will be available on the investor relations website. See also GoDaddy at 46th Annual J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference.
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2017-11-16

Jamie Dimon, Chairman, President & CEO of JPMorgan Chase $JPM

Jamie Dimon, Chairman, President, and CEO of JPMorgan Chase

Stanford Graduate School of Business video above published Nov 9, 2017: Jamie Dimon, the Chairman, President, and CEO of JP Morgan Chase, at the inaugural session of the 2017 - 2018 View From The Top speaker series at Stanford GSB. Dimon discusses topics ranging from the dangers of bureaucracy to the validity of Bitcoin, to how dangerous a temper can be in the business world.

When asked how he ensures a fair and equal workplace, he said, “When you have an environment of trust and respect, people can shine. Go out of your way to make everyone accepted and you’ll build a great company."

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2017-10-14

Tech Review | Why Qualcomm $QCOM Seeks China Ban of $AAPL iPhones

Tech Review (TR 2017-10-14)--Domain Mondo's weekly review of tech news with commentary, analysis and opinion: Features • 1) Why Qualcomm $QCOM Seeks Ban in China of Apple $AAPL iPhones, 2) Jamie Dimon Says 'Stupid' Bitcoin Investors Will Pay the Price, 3) Investing: End of the Week--Stocks Close Off Record Highs, How to Minimize Investment Returns, 5) ICYMI Tech News.

1) Why Qualcomm $QCOM Seeks Ban in China of Apple $AAPL iPhones:

Bloomberg.com video above published Oct 13, 2017: Qualcomm Inc. filed lawsuits in China seeking to ban the sale and manufacture of iPhones in the country, the chipmaker’s biggest shot at Apple Inc. so far in a sprawling and bitter legal fight. Bloomberg's Ian King reports on "Bloomberg Markets."

2) Jamie Dimon Says 'Stupid' Bitcoin Investors Will Pay the Price

Bloomberg.com video published Oct 13, 2017: JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon comments on bitcoin during a panel discussion at the annual meeting of the Institute of International Finance in Washington.

3) Investing
End of the Week: Stocks close off record highs as earnings season kicks into full gear | cnbc.com Oct 13, 2017: "The major indexes hit intraday records before closing lower as earnings season kicked into full gear, with JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup reporting results. Wall Street also set its sights on economic data, with the release of unemployment and inflation data sets."

 How to Minimize Investment Returns: "Long ago, Sir Isaac Newton gave us three laws of motion, which were the work of genius. But Sir Isaac’s talents didn’t extend to investing: He lost a bundle in the South Sea Bubble, explaining later, “I can calculate the movement of the stars, but not the madness of men.” If he had not been traumatized by this loss, Sir Isaac might well have gone on to discover the fourth law of motion: For investors as a whole, returns decrease as motion increases ... To get very specific, the Dow increased from 65.73 to 11,497.12 in the 20th century, and that amounts to a gain of 5.3 percent compounded annually. (Investors would also have received dividends, of course.) To achieve an equal rate of gain in the 21st century, the Dow will have to rise by Dec. 31, 2099, to — brace yourself — precisely 2,011,011.23. But I’m willing to settle for 2,000,000; six years into this century, the Dow has gained not at all."--Warren Buffett, Berkshire’s Annual Report (p18) February 28, 2006.

4) ICYMI Tech News:

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2017-01-19

Trump Era: Markets, IPOs, Economy, Trade, Tax Reform, 4% Growth?

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The S&P 500 closed up Wednesday (chart above) and has gained 6.18% since Trump's election on Nov. 8th.

Tom Barrack on Donald Trump's Inauguration and Cabinet Picks:

Video above published Jan 18, 2017: Colony Capital Founder and Executive Chairman Tom Barrack discusses the inauguration of President-Elect Donald Trump and the make-up of his cabinet.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: Donald Trump's Reforms Could Cause Economic Growth

Video above published Jan 18, 2017: At the World Economic Forum in Davos, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon talks about tax reform and President-elect Trump's economic policies.

NYSE Chief: Trump May Bring Better Times for Public Companies:

NYSE President Tom Farley discusses the markets under a Trump administration and his outlook for the future for public companies and IPOs. He speaks with Erik Schatzker from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on "Bloomberg Markets" on January 17, 2017.

Wilbur Ross: I'm Not Anti-Trade, I'm Pro-Sensible Trade

Video above published Jan 18, 2017: Wilbur Ross, chairman and chief strategy officer at WL Ross testifies at his confirmation hearing for Secretary of Commerce. Full hearing video here.

Dow Chemical CEO: 4% Growth Is Possible Under Trump

Video above published Jan 17, 2017: Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical CEO, explains what is needed to spark four percent growth in the U.S. economy and shares the details of talks with President-elect Donald Trump on stimulating manufacturing growth. He speaks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."


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2016-12-19

MacroView: OECD & Trump: Fiscal Initiatives to Escape Low-growth Trap

MacroView | ©2016 DomainMondo.com
Domain Mondo's weekly review of  macro economic and investing news: 1. OECD & Trump; 2. Confidence higher since Trump election; 3. FOMC rate increase; 4. Dollar strengthens, gold falls; 5. Trump talked, Fed listened; 6. Caveat from Jeff Gundlach; 7. Trump Summit with Tech Leaders; 8. Did Russia Hack the DNC and Clinton campaign? Who cares? 9. Student loans, which lie did they believe? 10. Good investing is boring.
 
MacroView Feature •  OECD and Trump Agree: Use Fiscal Initiatives to Escape Low-growth Trap

Jamie Dimon: Blame Bad Public Policy for Slow Growth

Video above published Dec. 15, 2016: JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon discussed Detroit’s economic recovery and whether the techniques they are using could be replicated elsewhere with Bloomberg’s Megan Murphy.

Make better use of fiscal initiatives to escape low-growth trap, OECD says in latest Global Economic Outlook (OECD.org Nov 28, 2016):
"Among the major advanced economies, activity is expected to accelerate in the United States, due to an assumed easing of fiscal policy, with the economy projected to grow by 2.3% in 2017 and 3% in 2018. The euro area will grow at a 1.6% rate in 2017 and by 1.7% in 2018. In Japan, growth is projected at 1% in 2017 and 0.8% in 2018. The 35-country OECD area is projected to grow by 2% in 2017 and 2.3% in 2018, according to the Outlook.
"With rebalancing continuing in China, growth is expected to continue drifting lower, to 6.4% in 2017 and 6.1% in 2018. India’s growth rates are expected to hover above 7.5% over the 2017-18 period, but many emerging market economies will continue to grow at a more sluggish pace. The deep recession in Brazil is expected to end in 2017, after which the economy will grow at a 1.2% rate in 2018.
"The Outlook draws attention to conditions that create a “window of opportunity” for new fiscal initiatives, as extraordinarily accommodative monetary policy has led to very low interest rates and created fiscal space. A targeted annual increase in public spending of ½ percent of GDP could be financed for several years in most countries without increasing the debt-to-GDP ratio in the medium term. Combining this initiative with structural reforms, and acting collectively across countries, would boost the impact, according to the Outlook.
"“This is not a blank cheque for governments,” Mr Gurría said. “The OECD is calling for fiscal policy to be used more wisely, with spending targeted at areas that boost growth, like high-quality infrastructure investment, innovation, education and skills, which also make growth more inclusive.” Read the full speech.
The mission of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris, France, is to promote policies that will improve the economic and social well-being of people around the world. The OECD's goal is "to build a stronger, cleaner and fairer world." Members and partners of the OECD. For more see:

2.  Consumer, business, CEO confidence higher since Trump election: "Americans from all corners of the economy seem to be enjoying the conditions a lot more since the election of Donald Trump. Nearly every measure of consumer, business, or executive confidence has gained in the month since the election, according to Michelle Meyer, chief US economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch."--BusinessInsider.com (P.S. Someone ought to tell Michelle Obama.)

3.  U.S. Federal Reserve FOMC Press Conference LIVE Video Replay 12/14/16. The end of a flatline monetary policy?
source: Statista
4.  Dollar Climbs to Strongest Since 2003 on Fed Path; Bonds Drop | Bloomberg.com Dec 15, 2016: "The dollar climbed to the highest level since 2003 against the euro and gold plunged as the prospect of a steeper path for U.S. interest rates filtered through markets."

 5. Trump Talked, the Fed Listened: Let’s Shrink the Balance Sheet, Bullard Says | WolfStreet.com

6. Caveat from Jeff Gundlach, December 13, 2016, webcast: "... stocks typically rise in the days after an election, just as they have. But they drop after the president is sworn in, as investors realize that he does not have a magic wand to implement everything they are hopeful for ..."

7. Trump Summit with Tech Leaders: TechReview: Silicon Valley's Pilgrimage to Trump Tower to Meet Trump.

8. Did Russia Hack the DNC and Clinton campaign? Who cares? If so, was it a good thing Wikileaks.org exposed Clinton & DNC corruption and collusion, including collusion with so-called mainstream media (MSM), the "rigged" Democratic primary against Bernie Sanders, all the conflicts of interest and "pay-to-play" schemes, and foreign government funding of the Clinton Foundation while Hillary was Secretary of State, $200-800,000 per speech fees, and all the other things the Clintons, the Clinton campaign, the Washington establishment, and mainstream media did not want us to know? I think you know the answer.
"Here are two of political history’s great constants: first, countries meddling in the internal affairs of others (both enemies and “friends”); and, second, bogus charges from a faction in one country that foreigners are meddling in its internal affairs to help another faction. Both are poison for any country that wishes to rule itself."--Jeremy Scahill, Jon Schwarz, TheIntercept.com
The WaPo-NYTimes-MSM narrative of Russian election hacking has become so incessant and emphatic that it’s easy to forget that no one has proven the claim. TheIntercept.com's Sam Biddle "sifted the public evidence, most of which comes from private security firms with a vested interest in the outcome, and found questionable assumptions, guesswork, and speculation." See Here’s the Public Evidence Russia Hacked the DNC — It’s Not Enough | TheIntercept.com December 14, 2016:
"It’s very hard to buy the argument that the Democrats were hacked by one of the most sophisticated, diabolical foreign intelligence services in history, and that we know this because they screwed up over and over again."
On the other hand, if you truly want to understand how and why Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 election, read How Clinton lost Michigan — and blew the election | POLITICO.com.

"People believe the news they want to ... The establishment is up for grabs."--Lefsetz.com

9.  Which lie did they believe?--"Free government money, just sign here" or "With all the money you'll be making after college, the student loans won't be a problem"--Home ownership for those under 30 shrinks while student debt keeps growing:
Millennial (under age of 30) Home Ownership Shrinks as Student Loan Debt Grows

•  One More Thing: Good investing is boring
"If investing is entertaining, if you're having fun, you're probably not making any money. Good investing is boring."--George Soros. 
“Good investing is usually quite boring.”--Adam Nash, CEO of Wealthfront

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2016-01-10

The Decade Ahead by Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan Chase CEO (video)



Video above: JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon on the Decade Ahead (Fortune Global Forum, San Francisco, November 4, 2015)

Jamie Dimon, the head of the nation’s biggest bank, has this piece of advice for other CEOs: It’s time to start thinking positive.

The CEO of JP Morgan Chase said leaders have been programmed to be risk averse since the recession and related financial crisis. But he argued that the economic forces are generally in America’s and the world’s favor. “Don’t be so damned depressed,” Dimon said at Fortune’s Global Forum in San Francisco. “We have all become risk experts and are afraid of our own shadow at this point. Move on. The world is going to be fine.” Dimon said the American economy was improving and that the world economy would double in size in 15 years. Dimon also said there has been too much focus recently on when the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates — an issue that he insisted didn’t matter much. But he described the waiting as a distraction. Instead, Dimon pushed of the idea of increasing rates sooner rather than later, as a sort of psychological boost. “I would argue that would reduce uncertainty,” he said. (source: Fortune Global Forum)

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2015-11-07

Blockchain Technology? YES! Bitcoin & Virtual Currency? No Way! (video)

“Blockchain is like any other technology, if it is cheaper, effective, works, and secure, then we are going to use it... Virtual currency, where it’s called a bitcoin vs. a U.S. dollar, that’s going to be stopped ... No government will ever support a virtual currency that goes around borders and doesn’t have the same controls. It’s not going to happen.” -- Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan CEO



Digital Asset Holdings CEO Blythe Masters Explains Blockchain (video above) - Blythe Masters, Digital Asset Holdings CEO, speaks at the Bloomberg Markets Most Influential Summit on "Bloomberg Markets." Published on Oct 6, 2015

Digital Asset Holdings: "Reducing Settlement Latency and Counterparty Risk - Digital Asset brings 21st century technology to existing financial infrastructure. We develop technology that aids efficiency, transparency, compliance and settlement speed using cryptographic, distributed ledgers."

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