What will be the stock’s next direction? Investors will soon learn the answer to that question when the luxury electric car manufacturer reports third quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Wednesday.
With its 4.54% annual yield, International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) has always been a great stock to buy for dividend investors. But it now appears “Big Blue” has become more appealing to growth investors as well.
The U.S. equity markets are back to feeling bullish after closing in the green for five consecutive days, likely driven in no small part by the fact that 83% of the 53 S&P 500 companies that have reported so far have bested estimates.
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We live in an era where the economy is driven by innovation. Companies are continuously iterating on ideas and building innovative products and services. While growing market share is every company's primary focus, gaining competitive advantage through IP-Moat is also critical.
Today, October 19, 2021, in the market capitalization-weighted index NASDAQ Global Select Market Composite (NasdaqGS), we saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity today.
As a new culmination in the protracted effort to create a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), ProShares launched its Bitcoin futures ETF, following tacit approval from regulators.
There will be some massive volatility and the possible downside is huge, but the potential upside makes accumulating a small position in TDOC and riding out the bumps look like a risk worth taking, just as it was with TSLA a few years ago.
There are currently half a million shipping containers stuck in a floating traffic jam off the California coast, and 50% more cargo than usual piled up at the Port of Savannah; more broadly, the IMF is warning of pandemic-related disruption to global supply chains.
According to Principles for Responsible Investment, the next five years will see “sweeping” changes to government policies in the energy, transport, and food sectors
Old-school hiring policies automatically disqualify millions of job seekers from employment, stifle economic mobility and hold back our economy. They stand in stark contrast to many of the public diversity commitments employers have made.
For investors looking to capitalize on the exponential growth in the global cybersecurity market, thematic indexes and linked exchange-traded funds (ETFs) provide the opportunity to tap into innovative companies combatting global cyber threats.