Stocks gyrated between green and red territory Tuesday as investors remained pensive about the next step in trade negotiations, putting a lid on gains for riskier assets today. Source: Shutterstock It wasn’t a terrible Tuesday, but it certainly could have been better. When the closing bell sounded the Nasdaq Composite was lower by 0.34% while
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The fear-mongering media had quite a few factors to scare investors with last Friday: the U.S.-China trade war, President Trump’s latest tweets, and the plummeting S&P 500. Underneath the big selloff, would you ever guess that plenty of stocks made new 52-week highs that very same day? No, I’m not talking about the good old “FANG” stocks
Paul J. Richards | AFP | Getty Images Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Shares of Autodesk nosedived 10% in extended trading after announcing the trade war could hurt its financials. The software company’s third-quarter adjusted earnings per share guidance of 70 to 74 cents fell below the estimated earnings per share
It’s been an exciting week on the trade war front. On Friday, the stock market plunged. This came after China increased tariffs toward the U.S. and President Donald Trump responded with his own escalation in tariffs, along with referring to China’s leader as an “enemy” of the United States. On Monday, however, Trump partially walked
Greenlane Holdings, Inc. (GNLN) has formed strategic partnerships recently that has some investors wondering if it could be the next cannabis stock to skyrocket. Last week, Greenlane announced its partnership with the Cookies brand for the launch and exclusive U.S. distribution of the Cookies hemp-derived CBD product line. And today the company announced a partnership
A pack of Marlboro brand cigarettes is arranged for a photograph in Tiskilwa, Illinois. Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images Tobacco giants Philip Morris and Altria confirmed on Tuesday they were in merger talks, making one or multiple traders millions of dollars, according to trader and CNBC contributor Jon Najarian. Najarian highlighted unusual activity
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It was a bumpy session in the stock market today. United States equities put together a strong session on Monday and opened higher again on Tuesday. However, stocks slipped in afternoon trading, with each major U.S. index closing lower. The most concerning was the Russell 2000, which fell about 1.3%. Investors are still searching for
Let’s call a spade a spade. The market is a bit hard to grasp these days. On the one hand, the economy isn’t crashing, data isn’t particularly bad, consumers are spending and we just recently got a nice present from the Federal Reserve. However, the data is slowing and the recession signs are starting to
A worker on a an oil drill near New Town, North Dakota. Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images The oil market is already struggling with too much supply, and the U.S. is about to flood the world with a lot more. In the last decade, the U.S. has more than doubled oil production to
Equities in the tech sector usually don’t become popular dividend stocks. Even when they finally introduce payouts, it often only happens after years of pressure from shareholders. These stocks also often retain the interest of shareholders more for their growth potential than the payout. Others such as Google-parent Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL), resist offering a dividend
For quite some time, the major financial institutions, such as Bank of America (NYSE:BAC), JP Morgan (NYSE:JPM), Citigroup (NYSE:C) and Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC), have been questionable investments. For example, while the BAC stock price has offered a powerful return since President Donald Trump won the 2016 election, fundamentally, BofA has not forwarded a convincing narrative.
A bearish summer pushes the price to the lowest level since 2016 September futures roll to October November is the start of the peak season for demand After reaching a low at $2.029 per MMBtu on the September futures contract on August 5, the natural gas futures market attempted to recover. The first target on
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A customer stands at a counter inside a Verizon Wireless retail store in Washington, D.C. Andrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Images Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Tuesday: Wedbush added Zynga to the ‘best ideas’ list Wedbush is bullish on Zynga‘s upcoming slate of new releases. “We think that key titles
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Stocks have been volatile enough this month, but then again, so has President Donald Trump’s rhetoric on trade with China. Last week, President Trump was lobbing vitriol at the Chinese via Twitter (NASDAQ:TWTR) and opining that his only regret was not hitting the world’s second-largest economy with higher tariffs. Source: Pavel Ignatov / Shutterstock.com Today, Trump,
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