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Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq, those sellers were looking for direction between the February 28 and March 15 settlement dates.
Boeing has returned to its accustomed spot at the top of the list for best performing Dow 30 stock for the year to date. Boeing is the only Dow stock to have a double-digit gain for the year.
IBM, Nike, Microsoft, and Coca-Cola led the Dow higher Wednesday after a poor start.
These six additions to the Deutsche Bank Conviction List are top stocks to buy for the next year for growth accounts looking to add new positions.
These five mega-cap technology giants all pay dividends, are buying back huge amounts of stock and are not under scrutiny for putting users data at jeopardy.
The first quarter of 2018 ended with a whimper, not a bang. The best-performing Dow stock for the period was Intel, one of only eight that managed to post a gain for the year to date.
Intel, Apple, Microsoft, and Boeing led the Dow higher on Thursday.
Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Cisco Systems, and Apple were the Dow's big losers on Tuesday.
It seems hard to imagine that Apple might have lost much share in any market it has dominated, but Apple is introducing a lower-cost iPad targeted at the education market.
Apple is expected to launch a new tablet Tuesday aimed at the education market, while research firm TrendForce forecasts a decline of 3% in demand for tablets.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq, those sellers were stocking up on their favorites between the February 28 and March 15 settlement dates.
Arizona governor bans Uber self-driving cars, an activist investor takes a board seat at Avon, GlaxoSmithKline makes a major deal, and other important headlines.
Monday was an incredible day for the broad U.S. markets, with the Dow posting one of its top 3 performances, in terms of points, in the history of the average. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq had...
The Dow's leading tech stocks -- Microsoft, Intel, Apple, and Cisco -- pushed the index up about 2.8% Monday.
A sharp weakening of the digital ad duopoly as marketers lose trust in the properties they have relied on for so long could be a windfall larger than other media properties could ever have expected.