Middle East
U.S. Shale Loses Steam: What Does This Mean for Oil Prices Heading Into 2020?
Demand is something that cannot be forecast as a science. One has to take a view of the economic cycle and make a call.
This Recent IPO Has Held Up Well and Is My Stock of the Week
While the majority of other IPOs have struggled, this stock is in a position to test recent highs.
Chinese Sweet Talk, Banks Perk Up, and a Swing at Cintas: Market Recon
Plus, a look at the uncertain prospects for a Saudi Aramco initial public offering.
Ecuador Is Leaving OPEC, Is It a Sign of Things to Come?
Ecuador had asked OPEC for permission to produce above its quota, but it was never answered. It matters little to OPEC -- but for Ecuador, it no longer serves its interests to be part of this bigger organization.
3 Paths Trump Could Take to Redirect National Dialogue From Impeachment
The president's efforts to damp negative impeachment headlines could involve Iran and/or trade.
3 Concerns for Investors as We Head Into the Fourth Quarter
U.S./China trade, Iran, and Brexit top the list.
Jim Cramer: Here's Why Oil Stocks Have Become Pariahs
If they didn't move after the Middle East burned, I don't know what they will do if the economy keeps slowing.
Nothing Wrong With Taking Some BP Profits Now, But...
Remember that 'gaps always fill,' and while I would avoid entering the name on Monday if you haven't already, here's how and why to look for a way in at the right time.
Let's See Whether Small-Cap Resurgence Continues
The Russell 2000 had a strong week last week, but whether smaller names can outperform their large-cap brethren going forward remains to be seen.
Oil Attack's Ripple Effects and the Case for Defense Stocks: Market Recon
The drone attacks on Saudi oil operations even could influence the Fed's thinking on inflation and rates.