Stocks remain indecisive in Friday action. Can October bring better luck?
US markets have been taking an extended swan dive this month. And stocks remain indecisive in Friday action as we approach the noon hour.
US markets have been taking an extended swan dive this month. And stocks remain indecisive in Friday action as we approach the noon hour.
The NASDAQ and tech stocks are tanking big time Thursday. The Nazz is currently off a whopping 584 points for a sickening 4% loss.
With a nothingburger market open Monday, including a flat Dow Jones Industrials (DJI) and a feisty NASDAQ, many theorists claim support for their theories.
It’s not unfair to compare the actions of both Facebook and Twitter to the IRS’ illegal strangling of would-be conservative PACs.
Online shoppers hit Amazon’s Amazon Prime Day promotion hard. The stampede caused the company's retail website to experience serious connectivity issues Monday. Also on Monday, Netflix reported great profit numbers after the closing bell. But the Netflix new subscriber tally disappointed Wall Street. Badly.
As we conclude this piece, the NASDAQ is once again attempting to rise from the dead. But we'll believe in tech again when it can continue to rise for several trading days in a row. So far we're still waiting.
Stocks look to be heading for an August-September correction despite generally positive earnings news for many companies.
Alphabet hit as Q2 profits drop steeply due to $2.74 billion Eurozone antitrust fine, but resurrects itself after the bell when traders see EPS rise above estimates.
Our portfolios tread water as summer stock market action becomes more negative and more tedious. It’s “Waiting for Godot” time again.
OPEC move drives crude oil stratospheric, techs take a hit, banks, insurers speeding away on cruise control.
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