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We are just entering into earnings season in which most major companies will report and set a direction for the market.
The price for the streaming service provided by Netflix rises by $1 a month on November 9. Wall Street liked the move.
Both Amazon and Google remain successful in their original businesses, but what Wall Street sees in the companies is their newer products.
It is a positive sign for the market when insiders want to wait to sell shares as they think there is more upside to their holdings.
Netflix is opening up its service in some of the most broadband intensive markets in the world.
Traders expected increased volatility in this session, being that this is the Friday before a holiday weekend.
Commercials, despite being a minor inconvenience for those watching television, are what makes the advertising world turn round in that industry.
Only a couple of the country’s biggest media firms have managed to eke out a share price gain this year, while most have experienced a sharp drop in their share prices.
Friday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Abercrombie & Fitch, Akamai Technologies, Citigroup, Pollo Loco, Netflix and Salesforce.com.
While it takes a very strong stomach to commit capital when things look as dire as they did Monday, that can be the absolute best time to buy, especially if you have a long-term horizon.
Monday was historic. But these types of movements are not one off. They usually come in clusters.
Among the stocks taking the biggest nose dive in Monday morning’s equity market plunge were some recent high flyers, some of which have been showing signs of correction in recent days.
ThinkstockThe broad markets are selling-off in Thursday’s trading session as the price of crude oil drifts toward the $40 mark. The S&P 500 is down just over 1% and the Dow Jones Industrial...
Investors eyeing the high valuation tend to get trigger happy with the sell button at the slightest amount of bad news.
In May, initial weekly jobless claims bottomed out at 266,500. Not only is this the lowest number since the recession, it is the lowest number since April 2000.