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Trading Desk: Bulls Can Trust The Analysts . . . For Now
We’ve talked a lot about earnings this season for one simple reason: after all the COVID twists and turns, year-over-year comparisons finally matter again. And
IPO Corner: The Smart Home Experience
It’s the future… you’re excited, today is the day you move into your new apartment. Downsizing is popular and you’ve decided to take the plunge.
Trading Desk: Bulls Can Trust The Analysts . . . For Now
We’ve talked a lot about earnings this season for one simple reason: after all the COVID twists and turns, year-over-year comparisons finally matter again. And on that front, the market as a whole is showing just enough progress to keep the bulls cheering the resilience
IPO Corner: The Smart Home Experience
It’s the future… you’re excited, today is the day you move into your new apartment. Downsizing is popular and you’ve decided to take the plunge. You have sold your large, hard to care for home and are moving into an apartment. You’ll travel with the
Crypto Corner: Meme Coins
It has been referred to as the slap that was heard around the world… we all saw it, whether we wanted to or not. And from that embarrassing moment in human history, the birth of a new meme coin… the Will Smith Inu coin… and
Global Trader: The Real Money Stays Close To Home
Even if Chinese stocks stay on the menu for the foreseeable future, investors with an appetite for global companies really have to ask themselves what they’re really looking to find. Most of the real action takes place right on Wall Street. I’m not biased. I
Trading Desk: Earnings Check On “Small” Tech
Apple (AAPL) and Microsoft (MSFT) alone now account for close to half of all money flowing through the technology sector while the rest of the Top 10 stocks in the space barely stack up to Microsoft . . . and we’re talking about multi-hundred-billion-dollar empires
Trading Desk: Big Oil Hits A Wall
Don’t count on Big Oil to keep raising the earnings trend for the market as a whole next year . . . and if it does, the other 95% of the economy will be in pretty sad shape. ConocoPhilips (COP), Enbridge (ENB) and Canadian Natural