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Every investor dreams of buying a stock for pennies and watching it explode in value. This article dives into the history of 100-bagger stocks and explores how to filter for potential candidates using...
Tech titans Amazon and Apple are set to report earnings next week. In this piece, we will take a look at what to expect from their reports. Alongside those two companies, we will also discuss a couple...
Since the author does not believe that there are any magic ways to make money in most financial markets based on inflation forecasts, I will just offer general comments on differing asset classes.
Microsoft announced the addition of a series of new capabilities and features to its sustainability solution, Microsoft Sustainability Manager,
In this article, we will delve into the factors that may influence IBM’s stock price forecast 2024, drawing on statistical data, philosophical perspectives, and the wisdom of legendary...
Alphabet (GOOG) initiated a quarterly dividend of 20¢ per share. The dividend will be paid on 17 June to shareholders of record on 10 June. The ex-dividend date is 7 June.
Kering’s profitability is firmly tied to the performance of it’s Gucci brand with Bloomberg reporting that Kering derives nearly 70% of its profitability from Gucci.
Elliott Wave analysis for Nasdaq tech stocks indicates that there might be a potential for building long positions as the Wave (4) low appears to be in place, suggesting a shift to a "Risk On" trading...
Risk assets in play right now are not behaving correctly at all given the intense bounce we’re seeing play out today.
Nvidia helped to drive the S&P 500's rebound today.
Ford reports a huge loss on every EV. Sales are down 20 percent holding the losses to $1.3 billion.
The 10yr minus 3-month Treasury rate, called the Yield Curve, is moving higher at a rapid pace as investors adjust their inflation thinking to being more persistent in the 3%-4% range.
Things have changed in the past few months, but the tone of the equity market mostly has not. Good earnings from key companies can forestall changes in sentiment.
Intel stock are down well over 35% versus its YTD high at writing.
Stocks staged another wicked reversal on Thursday after opening sharply lower.