Korean Stocks Make Run at Doubling on Margin Trading Fever
Household debt in South Korea stands at 100% of GDP as Koreans borrow like mad to buy stocks in a red-hot market where short selling is banned.
Pending Law Covering Foreign Company U.S. Listings Isn't Discriminatory
An act to improve the accounting compliance of foreign U.S.-listed companies doesn't mention China, and doesn't need to.
Why I'm Selling Boeing Shares
The plan is to take off what was a successful trade and reduce the risk, leaving an investment in place somewhat composed of 'house money'.
2021 Won't Be Like 2020 for Big Tech
There are three key reasons to think next year won't be a good as this year has been for the tech giants.
Nikola Drama Drags Other SPAC Names Downhill, Too
The popularity of special purpose acquisition companies has gotten the attention of the SEC, and now we have questions over FMCI's merger.
I Wouldn't Back Up the Truck for Nikola Stock Right Now
While I like getting involved in volatility, I don't see any edge here, only the potential to see things go ... rolling down hill.
China's Kingold Jewelry Allegedly Used Fake Gold to Secure Huge Loans
Lenders to the Nasdaq-listed jewelry maker reportedly have discoverd that 83 tons of gold used to borrow billions appear to be copper alloy bars.
Acreage Probe Leads Company to Reform Massachusetts Deals
Cannabis player came under scrutiny for number of store licenses in state.
Jim Cramer: The Earth's New Cop? The Microsoft Protection Agency
While the president is pushing coal, this corporate giant is stepping up to cut the carbon cord.
Under Armour Loses Traction and Puts Chart Support Into Question
Shares of the shoe and apparel maker are reacting to reduced revenue guidance and word of government investigations into its accounting practices.