A new month means new catalysts that could send stocks climbing higher, according to JPMorgan strategists.
Read MoreNo. 5: Hormel Foods Corp. (HRL) A theme that runs through this list is post-earnings pops, which Hormel — the food processing giant known for producing packaged meats like Spam — certainly saw during Thursday’s session. Shares of HRL gained 4.8% from $40.97 to $42.95, the best close since April 2 when they ended the […]
Read MoreThere are great buying opportunities with these 5 beaten-up stocks.
Read MoreThe yield curve just inverted again. Plus, more Fed news, and upcoming earnings for Thursday.
Read MoreAnd the sectors that could see the biggest earnings hits.
Read MoreOne of the hallmarks of the market’s upward trend this year (even factoring in the market volatility and pull back since late July from the latest all-time high) has been the strength of the U.S. economy. Even as trade uncertainty continues to keep investors and analysts on edge, concerns about interest rate policy persist, and […]
Read MoreFormer U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said the current risk for recession is “much higher than it needs to be and much higher than it was two months ago.”
Read MoreNo. 4: American International Group Inc. (AIG) Shares of the insurance giant jumped as much as 4% immediately after Wednesday trading concluded, going from the close of $54.41 to $56.56. During the session, AIG stock managed to eke out a miniscule 0.1% gain from the previous close of $54.38. At that post-market level, shares are […]
Read MoreShares of the Walt Disney Company (DIS) plummeted during after-hours trading on Tuesday on the heels of the firm’s fiscal Q3 earnings report. The entertainment giant missed both earnings per share (EPS) and revenue estimates, pushing investors to drag DIS stock toward its lowest level in nearly two months. With enormous acquisitions like the $71.3 […]
Read MoreAnd the firm says we could see the stock more than 26% higher over the next twelve months.
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