Lastest Stories by Jon C. Ogg

The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations on Tuesday included Anheuser-Busch, Arch Coal, BHP, Cars.com, Cigna, FireEye, Ford, 3M, Northrop Grumman, Take-Two Interactive Software and...
Semiconductor sales remain under great pressure in 2019. The news looks dismal by the numbers, but this may have a silver lining for 2020.
An $8 million purchase of Ford's common stock was just made by William Clay Ford Jr. The move might not negate the last poor earnings announcement and guidance, but it may signal at least some safety...
While the latest fallout after the trade war salvos seems to have priced in close to half of an additional interest rate cut from the U.S. Federal Reserve, it's time to wonder what will happen.
With China devaluing the yuan and halting purchases of U.S. agricultural products in response to President Trump's additional tariffs last week, gold and gold miners are having their day.
24/7 Wall St. has tracked the action and reaction seen in many luxury brands on Monday. The drop has been unilateral, and that has been confirmed by luxury stocks selling off in Europe as well.
Shares of the so-called gun stocks have reacted to the news of two mass shootings over the weekend, even if they look muted compared with prior reactions to mass shootings.
There are not all that many trade war references from the modern era to refer to when it comes to what is happening between the United States and China.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations on Monday included Alibaba, Baidu, Blackstone, Comerica, Dollar Tree, IBM, KKR, Target, Whiting Petroleum and Williams Companies.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday included Allstate, Corning, DexCom, Lam Research, On Deck, Qualcomm, Spotify, Western Digital and Whiting Petroleum.
3M has had a slate of challenges for the past year and a half. After everything was chugging along to perfection in 2017, then 2018 and 2019 were rather difficult for 3M, when the market for most Dow...
Things were looking good for Grubhub coming into earnings. The restaurant food delivery service provider's shares had been recovering in the wake of Amazon.com ditching its food delivery services.
Stocks saw profit-taking on Tuesday, but the major indexes were up on Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve’s expected interest rate cut in the afternoon. Earnings season is proving to be quite...