Plus, President-elect Joe Biden said he would ask all Americans to wear masks for the first 100 days of his presidency in an effort to slow surging coronavirus cases, the Cheesecake Factory settled with the SEC, and Petco filed to go public.
Read MoreOne of the hardest-hit sectors of the market this year is the Energy sector. While COVID-19 has dominated headlines throughout the year, and indeed has contributed to a massive decline in demand for petroleum products all over the globe as shelter-in-place orders have forced a massive shift for most corporations to remote work, the fact […]
Read MorePlus, initial jobless claims fell to their lowest level since the beginning of the pandemic, Delta said the recent surge in COVID cases is hurting demand, and Facebook could soon be facing an antitrust lawsuit from 20 state attorneys general.
Read MorePlus, private payrolls grew at their slowest pace since July, the U.K. approved Pfizer and BioNTech’s coronavirus vaccine for emergency use, and Ford’s F-150 sales sank 20.9% last month.
Read MorePlus, weekly jobless claims rose higher for the second week in a row, Gap shares are down on disappointing earnings results, while Nordstrom shares are up following its earnings beat.
Read MorePlus, weekly jobless claims rose higher for the second week in a row, Gap shares are down on disappointing earnings results, while Nordstrom shares are up following its earnings beat.
Read MorePlus, AstraZeneca and Oxford University said their coronavirus vaccine shows the same immune response for all adults, including the elderly, jobless claims rose for the first time in five weeks, and Sonos delivered a massive earnings beat.
Read More2020 has proven to be a remarkable year, to be sure. The global pandemic has been an ever-present specter that has colored just about every major storyline for the year, whether you’re talking about politics, economics, social trends, or just about anything else. As it relates to investments, the market’s plunge from late February to […]
Read MorePlus, the U.S. logged a new record for daily coronavirus cases, Walmart launched its new Walmart Pet Care service, and Ford unveiled its new all-electric Transit van.
Read MoreThe last week has been impressive to watch. With elections in the U.S. translating to a change in residency at the White House (Trump out, Biden in), while the House and Senate remain split between parties, the market seems to be interpreting the result in a positive light. Some of that, presumably reflects a hope […]
Read MorePlus, no winner yet in the presidential election, coronavirus cases rose to another record, and CVS delivered an earnings beat.
Read MorePlus, the presidential election is down to just five key states, Qualcomm delivered a big earnings beat, and pot stocks soaring higher today.
Read MoreMarkets are naturally cyclical – they swing from high to low and back again on a consistent, if unpredictable basis over a range of time frames. The different time periods associated with any given cycle, or sometimes even the depth of a certain cycle’s direction, can shade the casual investor’s perception about a stock’s opportunity. […]
Read MorePlus, Uber and Lyft shares are up after California voted to pass Proposition 22, ADP reported a sharp deceleration on private payroll additions in October, and Hilton reported improved earnings.
Read MoreEven before the coronavirus pandemic started to take down entire sectors of the economy beginning in February, the Auto industry was experiencing quite a bit of bearish pressure. Sales were down globally, reflecting economic slowing in various parts of the world as well as the effects of an extended trade war between the U.S. and […]
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