The credit card giant's charts present a mixed picture in advance of its fourth-quarter results on Friday.
Plus, a bird's-eye view of which direction the S&P 500 Index could take from here.
We have thought GS cheap for years. While the stock rallied significantly into mid-year 2021, it has done little since.
Let's see how deep this downward reaction may extend.
The size of provisions are scaring Wall Street a little right now.
The credit card giant looks like it is going to break out on the upside, but the level of trading volume is a concern.
Ant Group's political rehabilitation appears complete, with a holding company restructuring that means Ma no longer dominates voting power.
We're checking the charts ahead of the bank's upcoming earnings report.
After announcing a fine and big layoffs, SI deserves to have its charts reviewed.
Bullish divergences can, at times, foreshadow rallies.
The technical signs are mixed but are showing some recent improvement.
Is Ant's two-year punishment by the Chinese government coming to an end? It certainly seems so.
A bigger and wider base pattern is preferred over a smaller base.
This undervalued savings and loan doesn't pay a dividend but has rewarded shareholders with big returns over the years and looks primed to do so again.
Here's what could be next for the shares after mixed earnings and rally failures.
Large top patterns can precipitate large declines so let's see what risks are posed.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
The technical signals of the giant investment manager are sending a mixed message at best.
India's largest-ever public offering at the time of its listing, Paytm has seen its share price perform horribly. Will this vote of confidence turn things around?
Here's why I'd avoid the long side of ZION right now.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
The shares have recently failed at the underside of the declining 200-day moving average line.
Here's what traders who may be long the XLF or individual names in this sector should do.
I don't see a bullish alignment on the charts.
Here's what could tip the scales downward.
The prospects for this trio are better than in the current year, which has been rough on all three.
The surge of inflation this year has put numerous companies under pressure -- but banks are a bright spot. Here are three offering attractive yields.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has a stake in Jefferies Financial Group, so what is a good place to but in?
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