Month: June 2020

[Editor’s Note: “30 Stocks on a Deathwatch” was originally published in March 2020. It is regularly updated to include the most relevant information.] If you looked at roughly the first half of June, you would have every reason to believe that the economy was on a clear recovery path. First, the May jobs report unexpectedly
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The former top securities regulator for the United States said Tuesday that policymakers never considered there would be a market for bankrupt companies like Hertz to issue new stock and that, if things went poorly, investment banks could be on the hook. Harvey Pitt, who served as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission under
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As volatility once again increases in broader markets, investors are wondering what may be next for energy companies like Marathon Oil (NYSE:MRO). Year-to-date, MRO stock is down over 50%, hovering at $6.7.  Source: IgorGolovniov / Shutterstock.com Today, I’ll discuss what investors may expect from Houston-based petroleum and gas exploration and production company shares. The oil price environment
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It’s been a tough start to the month for the silver producers, with the Silver Miners ETF (SIL) diving 10% for June, helping to cool off the speculative activity in smaller names we saw last month. Meanwhile, silver (SLV) has held up reasonably well, given that it gained 55% in 50 trading days and has been giving up ground
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Klaus Vedfelt Digital banks like Chime and Square’s Cash App have added millions of users by offering streamlined, mobile-first accounts without the pesky fees associated with brick-and-mortar banks. To that list of disruptors, add the New York-based start-up Current. Current, founded in 2015 by former Wall Street trader Stuart Sopp, has offered fee-free mobile checking
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