Plus, there are now more than 600 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in China, Trump’s impeachment trial is headed into day 3, and Southwest Airlines and American Airlines reported earnings.
Read MoreOne of the interesting headlines I noticed yesterday in market news was that Amazon.com (AMZN) had filed paperwork for international trademarks on “Amazon Pharmacy.” The Pharmacy industry is one that I like to think of as a good, conservative industry when the market could be reaching a period of increasing uncertainty and concern about a […]
Read MoreOver the last year or so grocery stocks have been one of a number of industries that have held my interest as an analyst. Part of that is because of the extremely extended state of the market’s bullish trend, which has stretched well past the decade mark. The longer any given trend lasts, the more […]
Read MoreAnalysts are bullish on these 5 stocks for the year ahead. Here’s why you may want to add them to your buy list.
Read MoreComing up on the end of the year, it’s easy to look at the stock market’s strong performance through the year, and positive news about trade, interest rates and geopolitics like Brexit and say that the market should be poised for another strong year in 2020. And that might be true; it is also true, […]
Read MoreMorgan Stanley’s Chief Equity Strategist is bearish on 2020, and the greatest risk he’s identified for the market next year might surprise you.
Read MoreAnalysts rate these 7 defensive picks Strong Buys.
Read MoreMorgan Stanley favors defensive stocks for the year ahead, and these 3 fit the bill.
Read MoreIs a trade deal between the U.S. and China imminent, or are comments from the Trump administration that delaying an agreement might actually be a superior option more than idle speculation meant to keep outsiders guessing? The truth is that no one really knows until a deal is actually announced; until that happens, the market […]
Read MoreWhen investors start to get more nervous about the sustainability of economic growth, and therefore of the market in general, volatility tends to increase. That means that stock prices tend to see wider-than-normal swings from extreme high to extreme low. Lately, the cycle of uncertainty seems to have swung back to the side of optimism, […]
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