Solid gains among phone companies and some retailers helped nudge U.S. stocks higher Thursday, a day after the stock market had its biggest drop in eight months. Banks also recouped some of their losses. Energy and materials stocks fell. The rally came …
Once again, the FANG+ stocks led the way Wednesday. Apple (AAPL) and Amazon.com (AMZN) rose about 1.5% in Thursday stock market trading, with Netflix (NFLX) and Facebook (FB) climbing close to 2%. Google-parent Alphabet (GOOGL) was a relative …
Jim Cramer has found that the day after a market selloff, investors find comfort in a different kind of stock than they were buying on the day of the dip.
Stock markets were mostly steady in the Asia-Pacific region on Friday following strong rebounds off session lows a day earlier and overnight gains on Wall Street.
U.S. stocks closed higher Thursday, following the previous session’s brutal selloff, as positive data offered a glimmer of optimism and technology provided an …
The Hagerty index peaked and then plunged in April 2008, a few months before U.S. stocks suffered the biggest crash in decades, suggesting it’s an early indicator of what could be in store for other asset classes.
Yesterday we talked about the disconnect between the daily drama from the media in Washington (doom and gloom), and what the markets have been communicating (an economic expansion is underway).
“We look at Google’s AlphaGo victory as more important than the moon landing,” says Gavin Baker, manager of the $14.8 billion Fidelity OTC Portfolio, which invests largely in high-growth Nasdaq stocks and other tech firms. (AlphaGo is a “deep learning” …
Corporate earnings growth has proven itself to be a more-than-capable safety net for US stocks – something that’s proven to be a necessity in an era where the …
To be blunt, if a company changes its business to such an extent that it’s no longer the business that I originally wanted to own, I most certainly will sell the stock. (I’ve done it before. After buying Freeport-McMoRan as a play on gold prices, I …
U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday, recovering from their worst day of 2017, as investors assessed President Donald Trump’s chances of moving forward with his pro-growth agenda.
One year into Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen’s rule, investors are tallying up their winnings. The island’s benchmark stock index has surged 32 percent in U.S. dollar terms since Tsai’s inauguration, the best performance among Asian peers. Foreign funds …
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