Weekly Buzz: Finally a Good Week for 2025
Wall Street Today: Trump's on Deck After Market Nearly Hits Year High
Analysts: The earnings growth of the 'seven giants' in the US stock market may exceed 17% over the next four quarters.
According to FactSet's latest earnings insights report, so far, 79% of S&P 500 Index companies have reported positive earnings for the fourth quarter, higher than the 5-year average of 77%. Three companies among the 'Seven Giants' of the U.S. stock market will be the top ten contributors to year-on-year earnings growth for the fourth quarter: Nvidia, Amazon, and Alphabet. The other 'Seven Giants' belong to the Banks, Pharmaceuticals, and Semiconductors Industries. Overall, Analysts expect that the U.S. stock market's 'Seven Giants' will report earnings growth of over 17% in the next four quarters. Meanwhile, FactSet's report states that the S&P 500 Index
Live Stock News: Market Climbs, TikTok Ban Confirmed, Intel for Sale, Week Ends with Positivity
Wall Street Today: Thursday Earnings Looked a Lot More Mixed, and Philly is Booming
Live Stock News: Sideways Trading Market After Big TSMC, UNH Earnings, Philly Economy is Booming
Here's How Much $100 Invested In FactSet Research Systems 15 Years Ago Would Be Worth Today
Wall Street Today: JPM and Banking Leads Market Higher
Intuitive Surgical Stock Jumps. 'Da Vinci' Robots Guide the Future.
Live Stock: Banks Break the Bank on Earnings, Inflation Looks Tame for Dec
FactSet Highlights Launch Of AI-Powered Pitch Creator
FactSet Launches AI-Powered Pitch Creator
Wall Street Today: Market Barely Climbs, Wholesale Inflation Grows Less Than Feared
Live Stock News: Tuesday Market Climbs and TikTok Sale Might be Incoming
Wall Street Today: Market Turns Around, Let's See if it Lasts
Most and Least Shorted S&P 500 Financial Stocks in December
Live Stock News: Monday Market Falling, 'Too Big to Fail' Earnings to Start Q1 Report Season
Moderna Stock Sinks. It Disappoints With Covid-19 Vaccine Forecast.
Weekly Buzz: CES Came and Brought the Pain? That's Unexpected
Wall Street Today: Labor Gains Hurt a Hurting Market