Last week the U.S. and China signed Phase One of most people anticipate will eventually prove to be a long-term trade deal. Investors are now anxiously awaiting Phase Two discussions, and while an actual, next-stage agreement could take some time, you can bet investors are going to be watching with as much interest and uncertainty […]
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 MorePlus, mortgage applications surged in the first week of the year, Goldman Sachs delivered an earnings beat, and Target’s holiday sales disappointed.
Read MorePlus, the U.S. just slapped new sanctions on Iran, the Labor Department’s December jobs report disappointed, and Six Flags received two downgrades from the same analyst in less than 24 hours.
Read MorePlus, businesses added 202,000 jobs in December, a Boeing plan crashed in Iran killing 176, and Macy’s is reportedly closing 29 stores.
Read MoreOver the course of more than two decades as an investor and market analyst, I’ve studied a lot of different books about the markets and talked to a number of fellow investors about their investing methods. I’ve also experimented with as many different investing methods as possible, giving me the experience to compare the different […]
Read MorePlus, initial jobless claims for last week were released, Democrats and Republicans are still in a standoff over the Trump impeachment trial, and Interpol issued an arrest warrant to Lebanon for ousted Nissan chair Ghosn.
Read MorePlus, initial jobless claims fell last week, shoppers broke records this holiday season, and Wedbush said Tesla is on an “upward trajectory.”
Read MorePlus, Trump was impeached by the House, existing home sales slumped in November, and Micron forecast for its financial recovery in 2020.
Read MorePlus, jobless claims just delivered a surprise, Saudi Aramco hit a $2 trillion valuation, and Credit Suisse says Apple’s iPhone shipments have dropped by double digits in China.
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