One thing is clear: Apple's disappointments are far more correctable, and their cash flow is more diversified than either AMZN or GOOGL.
Technically, you do have all of the confirmation that you need to support a broad equity market breakout at this point.
This productive, profitable business is very close to being a cash flow beast.
Plus, the most important thing that Powell said on Wednesday and why it's both good and bad.
Do not confuse prudent risk management with my not continuing to like this name.
Does the Fed feel compelled to overreact to the current economic landscape, and thus compound past mistakes made?
This is the kind of day where even seasoned traders can make careless mistakes.
Here's the most important thing we've heard from SOFI, maybe ever.
The coming week will be another exceedingly heavy week of Q4 earnings, this time with more of a focus upon the mega-caps.
The only reason to exit the stock now is profit-taking.
Plus, we take a close look at the charts of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite and check out Tesla, Disney and Salesforce.
Elon Musk says he's not worried about any damage done to the Tesla brand due to his activity on Twitter.
Plus, a look at Wednesday's wishy-washy market action, the Treasury yield curve, Chevron's coming earnings and Lael Brainard's possible exit from the Fed.
The stock will not be cheap for some time.
It was MSFT guidance that turned the post-closing bell rally into overnight weakness.
I do adjust my exposure and here's how to create some income now.
It becomes more difficult to doubt this rally by the day. Still, I remember very tough Februarys that have followed strong Januarys.
Obviously, things have been going less than swimmingly for CRM of late.
Thankfully, the central bank has entered into its pre-policy meeting media blackout period.
Here's how I would approach the stock after the latest news and earnings.
Plus, a bird's-eye view of which direction the S&P 500 Index could take from here.
P&G's sloppy balance sheet is still moving in the wrong direction.
There comes a time when bad begets bad, when even a Corvette is stuck in traffic on the BQE. Doesn't matter what that car is capable of.
Everything you need to know after Prologis' fourth-quarter results.
Wednesday morning will bring traders, investors, Romans, and countrymen more macroeconomic results than they could ever wanted to peruse at one time.
We have thought GS cheap for years. While the stock rallied significantly into mid-year 2021, it has done little since.
CEO speak will be as important as anything the Fed Heads say this week or anything that spills out of the clown car in Davos.
The size of provisions are scaring Wall Street a little right now.
Plus, a number of Fed presidents actually make thoughtful comments about what may be ahead for interest rates.
The company is as fundamentally sound as any business out there.
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