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These five stocks are close to immune from trade friction and most of the effects of modestly higher interest rates.
Only six Dow stocks have been able to post year-to-date gains as of Friday's close. Last week's massive sell-off caused every Dow stock to lose value.
These six large-cap tech leaders look to benefit from the incredible cloud demand and growth, and their shares are suitable for all accounts looking for growth now and in the years to come.
General Electric, Microsoft, American Express, and Boeing were the leading losers among the Dow 30 on Tuesday.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers still favored just two Dow stocks, General Electric and Intel, above all others.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq, these sellers were cautious overall between the February 15 and February 28 settlement dates, but there were a couple of notable moves.
Boeing shares recovered last week most of the previous week's share price loss. The stock has been the Dow's best performer since the second week of 2018.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq, these sellers were cautious overall between the February 15 and February 28 settlement dates, but there were a couple of notable moves.
The introduction last year of the Nintendo Switch game console allowed the company to close the gap with the industry's second-largest console maker, Microsoft.
Boeing shares posted a loss last week, along with all but three of the Dow stocks. The company is holding on to its position as the best Dow performer, but Cisco is closing the gap.
While it looks like short sellers stuck with many of the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between the January 31 to February 15 settlement dates, there were a few notable moves.
These top catalysts, stories and technology tidbits, courtesy of the research team at Baird, could be big going forward or are just interesting in a fast-moving and ever-changing technology landscape.
Even though Boeing stock moved only slightly last week, the aerospace giant maintained a firm grip on its rank as the top performing Dow stock so far in 2018.
Intel, Chevron, Microsoft, and Exxon Mobil all posted solid gains to push the DJIA higher Friday.
The S&P 500 has more than quadrupled since its bottom nearly nine years ago. So how does this stack up against Microsoft?