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Apple watched its short interest rise from a year-to-date low in the period ended on July 31. Meanwhile, Apple’s stock has risen 7% in the past month, hitting a new all-time high.
The moves in the six most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between July 14 and July 31 suggest that short sellers still were not sure on what to make of major indexes remaining near all-time highs.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Wednesday include Alcoa, Apple, Netflix, Plains All American, Starbucks, Transocean, Vivint Solar, Vodafone and Walt Disney.
Apple, Goldman Sachs, Walmart, and Boeing were the top performing stocks among the Dow 30 on Monday.
With the stock market trading at all-time highs, and at very expensive levels, it’s critical to own stocks that can beat estimates or that have substantial tailwinds to drive growth and earnings.
There has been a great deal of discussion about how Amazon.com or Alphabet might pass Apple in terms of market capitalization.
Boeing stock sputtered slightly last week, but not enough to dislodge the aircraft maker from its position as the best-performing DJIA stock of 2017.
A few analysts released reports this past week calling for these three Dow stocks to rise even higher (at least 10%).
The DJIA was headed for a nearly flat close Thursday, with Pfizer and UnitedHealth offsetting share price declines at Apple and DuPont.
These four top companies are all big suppliers to Apple in the iPhone space and in other areas of the company's burgeoning product line. With the upcoming and highly anticipated iPhone releases,...
Apple Watch sales have not been enough to keep the American tech giant in the lead for global shipments of wearables.
Apple, McDonald's, United Technologies, and 3M kept the DJIA higher Wednesday while markets were trending heavily to the downside.
The post-earnings rise in Apple's shares was the push that allowed the Dow to hit 22,000 for the first time ever.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Wednesday include Apple, Caterpillar, Pfizer, Royal Caribbean, Shopify, Under Armour and Walmart.
Despite the strong results of Apple's second quarter and iPhone sales that reached 41 million for the period, the U.S. company is still in the shadow of Samsung when it comes to global phone sales.