Thanksgiving is a U.S. Stock Market Holiday, during which the U.S. Stock Market, including the Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), is closed. The following day, the stock market hours are also affected, with an early closing at 1 pm on Black Friday.
Inflation impacts Americans across all income levels. It causes many people to adjust their budgets to account for higher costs for everyday expenses such as fuel and food, and has a significant impact on retirement portfolios.
In the U.S., recession expectations continue to rise, putting the focus on S&P Global U.S. Flash Manufacturing and Services PMI data, especially on the new order and inflation fronts.
While it’s still early in the earnings reporting cycle, the guidance they provide for the current quarter and beyond will reveal their level of confident and ability to navigate inflationary headwinds. Here are the names to keep an eye on for this week.
Strivo is expanding its offering of theme-based Tracker Certificates with a unique product that capitalizes on the ongoing reversal of the valuation gap between value and growth stocks.
On October 20, 2022, among the underlying components of the NYSE, Unusual Whales saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity in ASO 6/16 P from $30.00 to $35.00.
On October 20, 2022, among the underlying components of the NYSE, Unusual Whales saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity in Nutanix Inc. (NTNX) 12/16 C $32.50.00.
One of the first traders’ sayings that I came across forty years ago when I began my career was that “the market can stay illogical a lot longer than you can stay solvent,” and it is probably an appropriate thing to keep in mind here.
While Europe prepares for what could be a painful winter with skyrocketing energy prices amidst a potential global recession, there are reasons to be optimistic as green energy generation reaches tipping points around the world.
The combination of sobering corporate earnings, reports of forthcoming layoffs, geopolitical uncertainty in the UK, and the potential for another technology ban by the U.S. are weighing on stocks.
The combination of sobering corporate earnings, reports of forthcoming layoffs, geopolitical uncertainty in the UK, and the potential for another technology ban by the U.S. are weighing on stocks.
In case you didn’t know, October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. So today, we thought we’d update our data on the cybersecurity-related exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
The energy transition represents a massive shift in how we produce power, moving from fossil fuels to sources that produce little or no carbon. A range of products and services are enabling this transition.
Whether measured by R&D expenditure as reported on company financial statements, by patent filings, or by other methods, the “innovation gap” between the Nasdaq-100 and the S&P 500 has been consistent and substantial, despite the growing overlap between the two indexes.