Month: July 2020

Sometimes I get asked to write an article and feel like my InvestorPlace colleagues have said everything I can think of saying. That’s the case with Hertz (NYSE:HTZ). The company is in bankruptcy proceedings, yet somehow Hertz stock has become the apple of speculators’ eyes. Source: aureliefrance / Shutterstock.com Because of this interest in Hertz
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There’s a long-term case for travel stocks even as the novel coronavirus continues to spread. At some point, even if it’s years off, normalcy will return to everyday life. Whether a company like Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) develops a vaccine, treatments improve, or natural factors intervene, this pandemic fortunately won’t last forever. And with many travel stocks
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It’s been an incredible start to Q3 for silver (SLV) as the metal is up over 30% in barely 20 trading days, and this significant move in the metal has brought with it the most optimism we’ve seen in years. While it was hard to find a $20.00/oz price target for silver during the metal’s
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A smart phone with the icons for the J.P. Morgan apps. Christopher Wong | S3studio | Getty Images JPMorgan Chase is ditching plastic for some of its credit cards.  The Wall Street giant’s commercial cards team is partnering with Bay Area start-up Marqeta to launch digital-only credit cards. The new function will allow JPMorgan corporate cards
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Take a look at some of the biggest movers in the premarket: McDonald’s (MCD) – The restaurant chain reported quarterly profit of 66 cents per share, shy of the 74 cents a share consensus estimate. Revenue came in above Wall Street projections. Comparable-restaurant sales were down 23.9% globally, slightly wider than the 22.8% consensus estimate.
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