Prev Close | 143.38 |
Day Low/High | 131.35 / 144.77 |
52 Wk Low/High | 119.01 / 497.49 |
Prev Close | 143.38 |
Day Low/High | 131.35 / 144.77 |
52 Wk Low/High | 119.01 / 497.49 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 397.76B |
Market Cap | 57.03B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The CSI 300 plunged to its lowest level in two years as residents of the Chinese capital stripped grocery store shelves bare amid lockdown fears.
Also, play the companies that benefit from inflation, not Cathie's clowns, which are hurt by it.
The market roared, but the pros did not tag along in size. They either have to catch up, or they are just not coming.
Here's why China is winning.
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As several parts of the world struggle with Covid-19 surges, MRNA could win in the long war against the pandemic.
The Nasdaq Composite suffered a 'death cross' back in mid-February and what happened after that is now clear to see.
Thought the semiconductor shortage had already been severe? That's where the cards currently lie.
To the upside: - +94% (to be acquired by Apollo Funds for $20.00/shr in cash valued at $7.1B) - +20% (strength attributed to report received take over interest) - +15% (earnings, guidance) - +14% (earnings) - +10% (earnings) - +8.6% (earnings) - +7....
* The Dunning- Kruger Effect is vividly seen these days in the business media and elsewhere * Avoid the self confident and smug talking heads Business commentators, strategists, analysts, money managers and "talking heads" have short memories - but...
The stock is trading higher Monday on full approval for its Covid vaccine.
It would be a rare positive in a market that has more of its share of concerns for investors at the moment.
Let's take a look at the charts and indicators.
Bear in mind that as Omicron threatens to, and will to some degree, slow economic activity, the real catalyst will be the political and policy response.
Looks like we are going to open the last day of what has been a miserable week for the markets in the red, based on where futures are currently trading. Small-caps, once again, look like they will take the brunt of the early decline. Skyworks Soluti...
* I have little conviction in this afternoon's violent rally "Nothing like price to change sentiment." - The Divine Ms. M. I read the same people you follow on Twitter. I listen to the same people you watch on Fin TV. They are emboldened (and bu...
Plus, a quick look at earnings report winners and losers from Thursday after the market closed.
Here we'll look at the iShares Genomics Immunology and Healthcare ETF and the Cancer Immunotherapy ETF to see how they stack up.
Despite the expectation of a tougher sledding for high-flying IPOs, optimism remains for a few key names.
Plus, One must ask themselves... Are Russia and China satisfied with making Ukraine and Taiwan uncomfortable? Do they understand the costs?
Whether panicked sales over these past few days, especially Wednesday, prove to be either the 'fast' or 'smart' money remains to be seen.
Sector selection will remain paramount as pandemic effects continue to permeate.
Satya Nadella's decision to sell almost half his stake in Mr. Softee prompts a closer technical look at what may lie ahead for the tech giant's shares.
The challenge for traders is determining how long the Omicron uncertainty will weigh on the markets.
* While I am not bullish, I am less bearish * On a (tactical) trading and even on an investing basis, markets may have overreacted to the Omicron news on Friday * I covered a bunch of shorts on Friday * It might be time to consider being a bit more ...
I wouldn't expect a lot in the way of economic shutdowns, at least not unless clear evidence presents that people are getting sicker from Omicron.