Q4 Earnings Season Predictions: Biggest Winners and Losers
The S&P 500 is anticipated to suffer its first year-over-year earnings decline since Q3 2020 I believe stocks in the Energy and Industrials sectors are set to stand out in the current...
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What Happened This Week: SPY, QQQ, Costco, Royal Bank of Canada
Last week’s stock market rally had a few anomalies that investors should cast a wary eye on. The main oddity saw investors pull billions of dollars out of two of the biggest U.S.-traded...
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What Happened This Week: Buyback Tax Trend And All Atwitter @ Twitter
Last August, a little section of U.S. President Joe Biden’s much-touted Inflation Reduction Act caught the attention of investors. It introduced a 1% tax on stock buybacks. Most...
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What Happened This Week: Index Swings, Grocery Giants And Short Records
If there was an over-arching theme that encapsulated the events related to the markets this week, it was there was no middle of the road. Examples of extremes – as in, the biggest, quickest,...
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What Happened This Week: FedEx, The ‘Merge’ And Some Mighty Big Losers
There is bad news. And there is #$&%!?!-the-stock just-took-a-22%-dive bad news.That was the kind of week it was for shareholders of FedEx (NYSE:FDX).Is the description a little too...
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Las Vegas Sands Stock Might Be A Buy...Just Not Yet
This article was written exclusively for Investing.comFor most publicly traded leisure companies, normalcy is returning after the worldwide novel coronavirus pandemic. But that hasn't been...
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Betting On A Wynn Resorts Recovery? 2 Stock Strategies Plus A Bull Call Spread
Casino resort heavyweight Wynn Resorts shares have underperformed COVID-19 outbreak in China may effect Macau operations Long-term investors could consider buying shares at current...
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July Market Wrap: A Win For Stocks But Also Rising Unease
July was a good month for stocks—but the good news was nuanced.At the top of the list, the S&P 500 finished July up 2.28%, its sixth monthly gain in a row. The Dow Jones Industrial...
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January Market Wrap: Volatile Month, Forecasts Similar For Remainder Of 2021
On its face, the market's performance in January looked boring, with some modest declines. In reality, it was anything but.Consider the many risks investors had to weather during the course...
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One Way Or Another, U.S. Equity Markets In January Driven Mostly By China
China keeps driving U.S. markets, whether Donald Trump has a hand in it or not.During the first month of 2020, stocks hit record highs in the days after the United States and China signed...
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3 Stocks Gaining Momentum As Virus Fears Escalate
Global financial markets were whipsawed this week, with Wall Street suffering its most crushing selloff in about four months on Jan. 27, as concerns grow over the coronavirus outbreak...
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