International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)

On a historic day when we set new records, let's look at the Dow Jones Industrial Average's Top 10 winners to see how lofty -- or nosebleed -- we really are.

Is the bad news for Oracle all over?

Thanks to strong secular growth trends and perhaps also share gains against major rivals, Adobe and Salesforce are both reporting very strong growth for their marketing software segments.

Like IBM, Larry Ellison's company has begun leaning heavily on layoffs and stock buybacks to boost its EPS in the face of little-to-no revenue growth. It has also relied heavily on M&A over the years to boost sales growth.

Both Washington and Beijing have no shortage of options for inflicting major economic damage on the other party. That provides some reasons to think a near-term truce will eventually be reached, even if there are long-term consequences to this fight.

The blockchain effort could be a necessary step towards the future of global shipping and driving down costs.

I have no idea whether IBM is in the process of a fundamental turnaround, but this point-and-figure price target has my attention.

The security tech firm just reported a major billings decline, issued weak guidance and announced its CEO has resigned. Wall Street has its reasons for giving the company a relatively low valuation.

Warren Buffett is rightly regarded as a genius investor, but traders shouldn't try to time his picks.

From lollipops to locomotives, Warren Buffett's has a full buffet of topics to address Saturday.

Azure and Office 365 were far from the only Microsoft businesses to show good top-line momentum last quarter.

Azure will determine the path that MSFT's stock price will take moving forward.

Volume is like a 'polygraph test.'

The social media giant is reportedly prepping a new voice assistant. It would make a lot sense for such an offering to focus on enhancing Facebook's apps and hardware than battling Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant head-on.

The stock moves slowly, but tends to do so in one direction.

However, soft guidance from Netflix and so-so earnings from IBM are keeping positive sentiment contained.

The two tech firms made the surprising announcement on Tuesday afternoon.

When Netflix reports earnings tonight, what will likely matter above all else for now will be subscriber growth.

The reaction to earnings will tell us quite a bit about this market.

Nations will never abandon the debt super-cycle that they have created unless there is a public loss of faith in fiat.

Let's look at the top-five performing stocks in the Dow for the first quarter. They are incredibly illuminating.

Most Fortune 500 companies use his companies' products, and Dell Technologies is becoming the hardware backbone of the internet.

There are myriad ways to play what many consider a revolution in telecommunications.

A well-connected analyst just raised his 2019 estimates for Samsung's flagship phone line, citing better-than-expected demand in China and elsewhere.

Someone at Berkshire needs to step up and produce a mea culpa on Kraft Heinz.

These stocks have grown their dividend for years but the yield has now reached levels of attraction.

I have long been interested as well as invested in the business cloud, and Salesforce has long been one of my key names.

Let's see how this is playing out on the charts.