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Analysts, Shareholders Encouraged but Not Inspired by Citi Earnings
Citigroup's stock move could be described as unenthusiastic, reflecting how many feel about its first quarter earnings results.
Citigroup's Mixed Results Prompt Muddled Reaction in Its Shares
Citigroup investors may need more information before calling the earnings beat a buying opportunity.
How to Play the New 'Perma-Dove' Federal Reserve
Wednesday's FOMC minutes convince me that the central bank is becoming less strict about preventing inflation.
Bond Chatter Has Slowed to a Trickle
Investors have stopped talking about bonds and the yield inversion, at least for now.
There Is Generally Good Action on My Screens Today
The price action is quite good.
Positioning Ahead of the Trade Deal: Two Areas I Like, One I Don't
The potential U.S.-China trade deal remains the single biggest event facing the market.
Fed at Center of Yield Curve Inversion and Falling Rates
When you hear someone say that a curve inversion 'predicts' a recession, what it really means is that bond traders are 'predicting' a Fed rate cut.
What the Homebuilder Hot Streak Means for Home Depot, Lowe's
The major homebuilders are forecasting strong demand into the second half of 2019, giving a boost Wednesday to shares of Home Depot and Lowe's.
Lennar Sets Firm Foundation for Homebuilders
The homebuilding sector is showing signs that it can remain red hot in 2019.
Lacing Up a Nike Options Trade After the Great Yield Curve Scare
It's time to go long some stocks that got overdone in the last few days and week.