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For a few weeks now, the stock market seems to be reacting to one thing and one thing only: stimulus. Nothing -- good or bad -- has moved the needle over the last couple of weeks like reports from D.C. on the latest negotiations for a relief package from Congress.
Chip stocks have caught fire, thanks to strong earnings just released by Texas Instruments (TXN). Intel (INTC) is set to report third quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the closing bell Thursday.
The markets today are focused on growth risks and stimulus. New coronavirus cases continue to accelerate, and economic restrictions are increasing and/or tightening in many nations.
Technological revolutions have been made a mess of in the past. The coming one, however, might be too big, too momentous, and too fantastical to be reckless with.
IBM, the 109-year-old technology giant popularly known as Big Blue, has been at the forefront of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), or simply blockchain technology.
American small businesses have involuntarily subscribed to a real-time crash course in crisis management since the beginning of the year. Now, owners are looking for more support and stability as the U.S. economy wades into the fourth quarter of the year.
Netflix (NFLX) released earnings after the bell yesterday, and their stock immediately dropped around five percent. On that basis, you would think that the report was really bad, and an initial glance at the headline number would seem to confirm that. But look a little closer...
With year-to-date gains of 425%, compared to a 7% rise for the S&P 500 index, it’s safe to say that shares of Tesla (TSLA) has run over every bear standing in the way of the company.
As the velocity of corporate earnings picks up, investors continue to watch for progress on stimulus talks in Washington. Last night White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows commented that stimulus talks made additional progress, but that negotiations "still have a ways to go."
Join the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright (NDW) analyst team to discuss market developments through a technical lens and highlight areas to monitor in the coming weeks.