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The major U.S. banks have been gutted in the market carnage seen in 2016. 24/7 Wall St. wanted to evaluate how badly off the sector has been.
Some of the Dow stocks that are down in 2016 haven't even reported earnings. This is the market bracing for bad news, but one cannot wonder if that means that the earnings bar is being lowered...
If you just looked at the earnings report this week, without comparisons and without reference elsewhere, you might think that Sprint is on its way out of existence. A second look would imply...
Investors need to keep in mind that the downside target for the Dow Jones Industrial Average will sink lower if the market keeps drifting south.
For the first couple of weeks of 2016, Barrick Gold and Agnico Eagle Mines are the only two gold mining stocks that have posted gains.
Intel now has something in common with oil — both traded under $30.00 on Friday. 24/7 Wall St. wanted to see how the analyst community really views Intel in 2016 and beyond.
24/7 Wall St. has decided to look at the Dow stocks with the greatest projected downside from the end of 2015 to the most bearish analyst price target from Thomson Reuters.
IBM remains a value trap and that the fourth-quarter earnings report next week will show that IBM is still in a multiyear painful turnaround.
A bull market interrupted is how many investors likely feel at the start of 2016. These are the seven Dow stocks that will be needed to drive the Dow higher in 2016.
It is always interesting to see when banks and brokerage firms cover their peers and rivals. Goldman Sachs sees value winners and losers in the 2016 rate hike cycle.
Verizon Communications could have a better 2016 than it did in 2015. If you include the dividend yield in a total return calculation, analysts on Wall Street were looking for a more than 13.% gain in...
If you want to own stocks no matter what, ones with serious long-term prospects and dividends, the class of defensive stocks is where investors will want to hide out.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a list of the nine worst Dow stocks in the first four trading days of 2016. They were all down by 7% or more.
Intel ended 2015 down 2.2%, including its dividend adjustments. It should be noted that 2014 was an incredible year for Intel, so 2015 may have been a readjustment year.
For the most part the outlook is not exactly clear for Caterpillar or DuPont going into 2016. Both Dow stocks came out on the negative side in 2015.