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Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Higher Pre-Bell as Traders Await Nvidia Earnings
Fabrinet Analyst Ratings
Powell Industries Reports Weak Sales, Joins Target, QuidelOrtho And Other Big Stocks Moving Lower In Wednesday's Pre-Market Session
Musk's 'DOGE' Commission Wants to Cut Trillions in Government Spending. Social Security and Medicare Make Prime Targets.
Options Market Statistics: MicroStrategy Stock Continues Rise Thanks to $4.6 Billion Bitcoin Buy; Options Pop
Nasdaq Climbs Over 1% As Nvidia And Walmart Drive Gains
Wall Street Is Lowering Expectations for Corporate Profits in 2025. Should Investors Be Concerned?
Nvidia Earnings, Trump Rally, Fed Spending: Market Takeaways
Jefferies' 'Sweet 16' Is Missing Earnings Forecasts Vs. the Rest of the S&P 500
If Fed Cuts in December, Don't Expect One in January: Economist
What Will It Take for Small Caps to Finally Outperform Large Caps on Earnings, Performance?
JPMorgan's 'Analyst Focus List' – Growth, Income, Value, Short Ideas
KC Fed Finds More Credit Stress for Farmers -- Market Talk
US Housing Starts Decline 3.1% in October, Building Permits Fall 0.6%
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Lower Pre-Bell Tuesday Amid Fears of Russian Escalation
Taking history as a mirror, is the U.S. stock market not looking good?
Deutsche Bank analysis indicates that the current market environment shares similarities with three historical peaks, and historically, when market valuations are too high, there may be limited room for further increases. A turning point could arrive quickly, and there is a risk of market adjustments due to potential economic slowdowns or other catalytic factors.
6500 points! Wall Street's 'former big short' firmly calls the US stock market, and provides these investment recommendations.
Morgan Stanley's Chief Investment Officer Michael Wilson has set a target price of 6,500 points for the S&P 500 index by the end of 2025, a 10.3% increase from the current level. Wilson believes that the Fed rate cuts, improving economic growth, and potential deregulation by the Trump administration should make investors bullish on the stock market.
Options Market Statistics: Super Micro Computer Shares Rise on Plan to Avoid Nasdaq Delisting; Options Pop
Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson Turns Bull. He Sees a 10% Gain for the S&P 500
Nasdaq 100 Halts Five-day Slide as US Treasuries Gain