Traders and investors might be wise to display caution ahead of the aircraft giant reporting fourth-quarter results.
Here's what to avoid for now.
Keep in mind that as interest rates rise, companies will need to pay more to borrow or cut back on operating expenses; there is no third choice.
GE will ultimately break into three separate, independent, publicly traded companies. Next week Healthcare will be the first to be spun off.
Plus, an ode to Santa, a look at Thursday's spike in trading volume and Alphabet's big Sunday Ticket deal with the NFL.
I don't think it does, but regardless, here are a few strategies for how to trade the giant defense contractor.
Large orders have a way of correcting things.
And it's still on an upward trajectory.
Here's what the charts and indicators are pointing to.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.