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Texas Instruments has done well, along with the broader market and semiconductor stock rally.
Gold has reached a crucial chart pivot point that is getting rather hard to ignore. What had been a trading range for gold since early February has now been violated.
Investors have learned over time that mergers can take years to accomplish. In other cases, those integrations just never really pan out.
Does it matter that these stocks are all valued with what might be nose-bleed valuations? Does it matter that these are almost all trading above the consensus analyst price targets?
The technology sector has been hot in 2016, and some of the stocks have such strong charts that their fundamentals may not even matter to technicians.
If you went through 2015 and the first six weeks of 2016, the weakness in the oil and gas sector was something most investors have not seen in years. Now oil is back over $30.00 and nearing $35.00,...
Analyzing the stock market in 2016 and 2015 is becoming harder and harder. The end game, regardless of how you view the market in general, is that this just isn’t your granddaddy’s stock market....
A report on Wednesday from Janney Capital Markets has targeted several iotech bcompanies it believes are now grossly oversold.
What is amazing is that even though the stock market has tanked on fears out of China in recent days and over the past month, some stocks have almost managed to completely ignore the selling.
24/7 Wall St. has identified three stocks that are oversold and that may be entering an areas where there are signs of life or where key support is believed to be very close under current share...
Apple is one of the most market-focused stocks of them all. Now it has a stock chart that may be signaling real trouble ahead.
China is doing what it can to stop the bloodletting, but reviews of the Shanghai chart and the Nasdaq tech bubble charts might make some investors fear a much deeper market correction in China.
With the dollar rallying and with economic numbers slowing, what are the odds that gold takes a dive like oil did? Also, how correlated should the two assets be today versus in the past?
24/7 Wall St. is evaluating Lumber Liquidators objectively to see if the stock's rally is too much from the recent bottom or if this is just the start of something much larger.
With the Dow nearing a 1,000 point pullback from its high and the S&P 500 nearing a 100-point pullback, investors are starting to wonder again if a full market correction is beginning to take...