Beyond Meat (NASDAQ:BYND) is rolling again, despite being one of 2019’s biggest bubbles. Beyond Meat stock climbed from an initial public offering price of $25 on May 1 to almost $240 by the end of July. By year-end, the company had fallen over two-thirds from its peak. Source: Shutterstock Of course, even after the decline,
Month: February 2020
Domestic equities continued grinding higher even as the new coronavirus outbreak worsens. Recent data indicate the number of confirmed cases is approaching 25,000 with nearly 500 deaths on a global basis, but stocks are shrugging off those headlines as the S&P 500 approaches a three-day gain of about 3%. The S&P 500 gained 1.13%. The
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A new client recently told us that he didn’t want to own Boeing. He did not cite the two planes that crashed or Boeing’s enormous consumption of fossil fuels. His primary concern was the integrity of its management. We mentioned that a new management has taken over the company, but he responded that that there
Currently, U.S. equities like internet stocks are extending to the upside, as investors act like the coronavirus never happened. This comes as the pandemic remains largely relegated to China, and Gilead (NASDAQ:GILD) works on an anti-viral treatment that is headed to human trials. Additionally, the end of the impeachment trial against President Donald Trump and
Beleaguered oil and gas firm Chesapeake Energy (NYSE:CHK) is again generating headlines for the wrong reasons. Recently, a Reuters report revealed that the daughter of a worker who was tragically killed in an oil-well explosion sued Chesapeake and three other organizations, claiming in part an unsafe work environment. Although it won’t kill CHK stock on
Stocks added to their gains for the week, with the S&P 500 again inching higher on Thursday. That said, here’s our top stock trades going into Friday. Top Stock Trades for Tomorrow No. 1: Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL, NASDAQ:GOOG) stock flirted with a larger breakdown, but was able to hold in amid the post-earnings
Kevin Matras goes over a neutral option strategy that’s put on as a credit in your account. It is the perfect strategy during times of market uncertainty.
The bull move in Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock has been impressive. Just a year ago, the prospects for the company looked far from promising. The company had fumbled with various products, was lagging in China and its iPhone models seemed lackluster. Source: View Apart / Shutterstock.com But of course, the problems were temporary. While CEO Tim
All traders can say is “wow” in regards to U.S. equities. Even with the coronavirus continuing its spread, bulls continue to bid the market higher. While we saw modest gains in the stock market today, with the S&P 500 rising “just” 0.32%, the gains over the past few sessions have been very impressive. With all
Wall Street analysts are the most bearish they’ve ever been on Tesla following the stock’s steep surge, which has seen shares nearly double this year. Many are saying the valuation looks stretched and is not supported by the underlying fundamentals. Some 45% of analysts currently have a sell rating on the stock, while just 19%
Newer traders might not remember a time when cannabis stocks were few and far between and volumes were thin. Today, it’s much easier to find popular marijuana stocks to trade and perhaps you’ve seen the explosive price moves to the upside — along with the painful moves to the downside. Source: Shutterstock Many cannabis stocks
In Best Stock Charts this week we discuss our short sale of Tesla stock using techncial analysis. We aslo review the stocks and ETFs that we like for the new trading week.
A customer pushes a cart of outdoor items past a membership desk at a Costco Wholesale Corp. store in Naperville, Illinois. Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images (This story is part of the Weekend Brief edition of the Evening Brief newsletter. To sign up for CNBC’s Evening Brief, click .) The deadly coronavirus continues
Analysts caution there’s likely to be more negative headlines on the spread of coronavirus as well as a deeper economic hit to the Chinese economy, but they also say any further impact could also be cushioned by central banks. “The news is going to get worse, but you have to juxtapose that against the stimulus
While Square (NYSE:SQ) has ushered in a revolution of cashless payments, investors aren’t giving it the credit it deserves. Sure, SQ stock’s 2020 performance is nothing short of eye-opening, attracting a near-25% gain year-to-date. But shares still sit more than 20% below their highs from October 2018. Source: Jonathan Weiss / Shutterstock.com I expect the
Talk about a blast from the past. General Electric (NYSE:GE) stock is up over 16% so far this year, thanks in part to a better-than-expected earnings report last week that has some believing there’s new life in the beleaguered company. Source: JPstock/Shutterstock.com Bank of America analyst Andrew Obin raised his price target for GE stock
Stocks took a breather on Friday with the new coronavirus from China being the likely culprit. The number of documented cases of the respiratory illness has swelled to over 30,000 globally with about 600 deaths. As such, investors are growing concerned that China’s economy — the world’s second-largest — will take a hit as a
Drew Angerer | Getty Images Amazon could potentially tag-team with the world’s biggest wrestling brand to gain an advantage in the streaming wars, according to a Needham. Not only could the Jeff Bezos-led tech retail juggernaut buy the streaming rights to World Wrestling Entertainment content, but it also could potentially buy the whole company one
Traders fill orders in the S&P options pit near the close of trading on the Cboe Global Markets trading floor on January 31, 2020 in Chicago, Illinois. Scott Olson | Getty Images The uncertainty around the coronavirus could continue to carry more weight in markets than corporate earnings or the consumer inflation and spending data
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