Writing about money and investing at @WSJ, Contributor @CNBC. Dancer. New Yorker. Reach me at [email protected] On instagram @ gunjansb. Views are my own.
Manhattan, NY
Joined September 2012
- Tweets11.6K
- Following3.6K
- Followers52.4K
- Likes14.5K
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
The Intelligent Investor: Regulators may soon decide whether an unlevel playing field should be tilted even more steeply against the little guy, writes @jasonzweigwsj on.wsj.com/4kdcowg
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
Chart of the year
Semiconductor earnings are up 176% year-over-year, yet the industry's P/E has collapsed to just 14.2. The market doesn't believe its own profit forecasts.
🔒 Members-Only
quicktak.es/3vjb
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
NYSE Just Extended Options Trading Hours. It’s Only the Beginning. on.wsj.com/4i8hs2q
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
39 years ago today:
The Crash of 1987
wsj.com/articles/will-you-be…
wsj.com/articles/remembering…
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
Credit Default Swaps for Oracle, Broadcom, and Nvidia continue to widen out, with Oracle at a 23% default probability, Nvidia at about 8%, and Broadcom at 12%. Which is pretty amazing, given these are among the largest companies in the world.
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
AI skeptics say their time has finally arrived.
“The AI trade will roll over—and roll over hard."
New from @GunjanJS and me.
wsj.com/finance/stocks/stock…
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
"On the wealth wealth transfer, people often get wrong where the money's going to go. The money's going to go from a 95-year-old to a 65-year-old. It's not going to the 24-year-old." - Schwab's Rick Wurster to @bsurveillance @tomkeene
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
The financial advantage of owning over renting is much slimmer than most people think.
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
Remarkable that mortgage rates have increased from 2.7% in January 2021 to 7.4% today and yet median house prices are up 33% in that time.
via @Redfin
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
“Don’t think of social video as an afterthought. Consider it as you’re doing your reporting.” — @JennaLZucker
Zucker joined moderator @GunjanJS, @michelle_henery and Nathaniel Lee for our session on engaging personal finance video.
Presented by @NEFE_ORG and hosted by @nytimes.
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
1/ Mind blowing story about Trump accounts by @RichardRubinDC & @ashleaebeling. Under Treasury's new rules, a company can donate stock to a child's Trump account; parents can’t pick the stocks, reject donated shares, or sell for 5 years. Some possible implications...
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
There’s a new type of power user in prediction markets
In some cases, successful individual traders are hiring small teams to support operations, wagering millions of dollars a week
Many are upstart traders using AI, deploying fleets of agents to monitor prices and place trades
.@GunjanJS on her latest article on Gen Z traders dominating the prediction market industry: cnb.cx/4zfUzkA
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
I just spoke to a couple on my podcast. What would you tell them?
- Assets: $11 million
- Income: $1 million+/year
- Savings: $50,000
- Private school for five kids: $150,000/year
- Clothes: $2,000/month
- Cars: $3,000/month
- Groceries: $4,000/month
- Vacations: $40,000/year
- They spend more than they make each month
When I ask what they'd like to change, she says she'd rather take no vacations for 10 years than sell their $2 million summer home
The actual conversation is below
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
"S&P 500 EPS estimates have been sharply upgraded every quarter over the last year or so" - DB dbresearch.com/PROD/IE-PROD/…
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
Excited to share this project, in which @WSJ sent me home to get a sense of how working people are getting by in this economy. I wasn't surprised to hear it's too hard to get ahead. But I took notice of the specificity of their pain—and who they blamed.
wsj.com/politics/policy/i-we…
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
The university’s head football coach speaks about his working relationship with 25-year-old Jordon Hudson. on.wsj.com/3UM7hbY
Gunjan Banerji retweeted
If you "remove a dose of accommodation" it implies that you don't believe policy to be restrictive. That implies there is more work to do. That was Warsh today. Compare and contrast to Waller who recently called the stance of policy mildly restrictive.