A pedestrian wearing a face mask looks at a smartphone while passing in front of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, on Monday, July 20, 2020. Michael Nagle | Bloomberg | Getty Images After another week of losses, tech could be at the heart of a tug of war as dip buyers
Month: September 2020
Last week, DraftKings (NASDAQ:DKNG) stock was trading well. Shares were climbing despite the overall market — and tech stocks specifically — taking a painful slide. Because of that strength last week, DraftKings stock was on a lot of investors’ radar coming into this week. Source: Lori Butcher / Shutterstock.com What many weren’t expecting, though, was
The stock market can be broadly separated into two groups — dividend stocks and non-dividend stocks. Among stocks that pay dividends to shareholders, most do so on a quarterly basis. But there are other directions a company can take with its capital return policy. Some companies decide to pay a dividend once per year, while
Genius Brands (NASDAQ:GNUS) stock is trading just above $1 per share after skyrocketing from late May to early June. Shares of the entertainment company reached as high as $8 before flatlining, and it doesn’t look like the free fall will stop anytime soon. Source: Syda Productions/ShutterStock.com Credit should be given where it’s due. CEO Andy
Chime CEO Chris Britt Source: Chime The fintech world has a new heavyweight. Chime, the start-up that delivers banking services through mobile phones, has closed a fundraising that values the company at $14.5 billion, CNBC has learned exclusively. That lofty figure makes Chime the most valuable American fintech start-up serving retail consumers. Robinhood, the popular
A trader working after the Nasdaq opening bell ceremony on April 18, 2019 in New York City. Kena Betancur | Getty Images Stock picking has a terrible track record, and it’s getting worse. That’s the thesis of Larry Swedroe and Andrew Berkin’s book, “The Incredible Shrinking Alpha,” just out in its second edition. Swedroe is
Check out the companies making headlines in the premarket Friday: Home Depot (HD), Lowe’s (LOW) — An analyst at Oppenheimer downgraded both of the home improvement companies to “perform” from “outperform.” He also lowered his price targets on the two stocks, noting that, near term, “we’re increasingly concerned that the market is becoming too lax toward chances
Investing in marijuana stocks is typically a double-edged sword. These companies have garnered investor interest for their long-term potential, but continue to post sizable net losses. Additionally, the sluggishness in the wider legalization process continues to hamper growth and access to finance. The index representing the industry The Alternative Harvest ETF (NYSEARCA:MJ) has shed 29% of
It’s been a frustrating couple of months for silver (SLV) investors as the $50/oz silver targets have been swept under the rug, and the metal has been unable to gain any traction the past six weeks. While SLV entered the month of August as the best performing ETF, it’s been dethroned by the Solar ETF
Stocks were hammered off the open and traded through a choppy Thursday following commentary from the Fed on Wednesday. With that in mind, let’s look at a few top stock trades going into Friday. Top Stock Trades for Tomorrow No. 1: Twilio (TWLO) Twilio (NYSE:TWLO) was a fan favorite after shares erupted in May and
Writing about downside scenarios is not popular, but it is important to consider especially when stocks are near all-time highs. The idea of shorting stocks is combative by nature, and this is especially true for our stocks in this article. They are part of the beloved herd of equities that have led the market up
Snowflake IPO begins trading at the NYSE on Sept. 16th, 2020. Source: NYSE One of the biggest problems with the traditional IPO process (and there are several) is that it’s impossible to say whether a deal is a success or a failure. Snowflake, the cloud-based data management company that’s 2020’s biggest IPO, jumped 112 percent
Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Snowflake — Selling in the biggest software IPO continued in extended trading with shares of Snowflake down more than 1%. The cloud company dropped more than 26% in regular-hours trading after soaring 111% in its market debut Wednesday. Penn National Gaming — Shares of Penn National Gaming rose another
If you want to get in on the electric car boom with an affordable stock showing big growth, you’ll have to think outside the box. Or, more accurately, think about delivering the box: companies that focus on electric delivery vehicles like Workhouse Group (NASDAQ:WKHS). Even after gains of over 750% so far this year, WKHS
Investors love dividend stocks for a few reasons. First and foremost, that sweet dividend income. After all, investors like when an investment returns money in the form of dividends, and has the potential to appreciate in price. That growth potential is usually the secondary consideration. Stocks that possess both characteristics are true winners. The catch-22
The market expected an 80 bcf injection into storage Supplies are steaming towards the four trillion cubic feet level as the injection season winds down Inventories remain a warning sign- The November 3 election is a significant factor for the path of the natural gas price Time flies. It seems like yesterday when the winter
On its face, the story of Genius Brands (NASDAQ:GNUS) stock admittedly looks intriguing. Genius Brands has some interesting intellectual property. Its executives have substantial industry experience. And GNUS stock suddenly is an awful lot cheaper. Source: Syda Productions/ShutterStock.com Indeed, GNUS has plunged from brief highs above $10 in early June to barely $1 as of
CEO Michael Corbat answers questions at Citi’s 2017 Investor Day. Source: Citigroup.com Three years ago, Michael Corbat strode onto the stage of a ballroom in midtown Manhattan and proclaimed that a new day had arrived at Citigroup. The bank had set up the July 2017 event, its first investor meeting since the 2008 financial crisis
Snowflake IPO begins trading at the NYSE on Sept. 16th, 2020. Source: NYSE So you think Snowflake up over 100% on its first day is a big deal? Nah, there’s been plenty of companies that have had first day pops bigger than that this year. They include biotech firm CureVac, up 249% on the first
Check out the companies making headlines before the bell: Snowflake (SNOW) — Shares of Snowflake dropped more than 6% after the cloud company’s shares more than doubled at its market debut on the New York Stock Exchange. The initial public offering marked the largest software debut ever. Snowflake was worth $70.4 billion at the end of Wednesday’s trading, more
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