Lastest Stories by Jon C. Ogg

Monday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included ADT, Altria, Biogen, Charles Schwab, Chewy, Deere, Dollar Tree, eBay, Intel, Nike, Kroger, Peloton, Roku and Wells Fargo.
It wasn’t that long ago that the financial media and mainstream media were touting an imminent recession. While the media was just absolutely wrong collectively about the recession calls, and will...
The week of Thanksgiving is frequently a positive week for the stock market, and on last look the Dow was up just over 20% and the S&P 500 was up just over 25% on a total return basis so far in...
Stocks have retested all-time highs and were indicated to have a marginally higher open on Wednesday ahead of a shortened week for the Thanksgiving break. The S&P 500 was last seen up over 25%...
Now that stocks have surged to all-time highs yet again in 2019, and with the start of 2020 rapidly approaching, investors need to look back over what has been working and what has not. The Dow was...
There is always some news or major development that can influence the direction of financial markets at any given time. In the end, it’s really inflows and outflows that determine the direction of...
It has to be more than mildly confusing for the public to hear so many talking heads opine about the same issues facing the economy and financial markets. After all, there is more or less access to...
The media is having to continue to back away from all of those endless predictions of an immediate recession. One of the top firms on Wall Street is not only forecasting that there will not be a...
Stocks closed up on Monday and shares were indicated up marginally on Tuesday morning. Investors are starting to see upside targets being issued for 2020 but there still many pressing issues and...
Stocks were indicated to open higher on Monday after the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 had pulled back after hitting all-time highs last week. The economic readings keep coming in...
If things do not change drastically, the Exxon of the next decade almost certainly will look and act like a very different company than its investors have previously thought of it.