Vice Media, the group behind the once-edgy Vice magazine is going public.
And they're doing it the way every other "cutting-edge" company seems to want to do it these days.
Vice Media stock is going public via SPAC merger.
by Mike Stenger
Vice Media, the group behind the once-edgy Vice magazine is going public.
And they're doing it the way every other "cutting-edge" company seems to want to do it these days.
Vice Media stock is going public via SPAC merger.
by Shah Gilani
With the Nasdaq down more than 7% in just a month, investors are wondering whether their Big Tech shares, which performed exceptionally well over the past 12 uncertain months, are about to nosedive.
Shah's breaking down exactly what's going on and just what to do with your Big Tech stocks right now….
The pandemic has many rethinking the entire education process.
The cost of a four-year education is astronomical, and many students spend the first decade or more of their career just paying back the loans they needed to fund their education.
After a full year of lockdown, remote schooling, we expect education to go fully digital at some point.
This makes the Coursera IPO one of the most exciting of the year.
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by Tom Gentile
The FAANG stocks are giving us an excellent opportunity to "sell the news," as the old adage goes. But selling your stock isn't nearly as profitable as this "sell the news" AMZN options trade I'll show you how to execute right now…
by Alex Kagin
With people spending more time at home, subscriber totals for Disney Plus, Netflix, and Roku have ballooned by the tens of millions, and 80% of U.S. households now have at least some way to stream videos.
The quality and amount of content is incredible, but there's something that's been lacking with the services listed above – the ability to just sit down and channel surf live TV, have live news updates running in the background, and watch your favorite sports as they are being played.
Thankfully, products like Alphabet Inc.'s YouTube TV, DISH Network's SlingTV, and Walt Disney Co.'s Hulu Plus Live TV have all helped us unplug from the traditional cable companies that charge an arm and a leg for a bunch of extra channels we don't want or need.
You can now watch live TV with a simple Internet connection anywhere and on any device.
But there's one company that stands out to me above the rest – one that I have been excited about since I spoke with its CEO earlier this year on the Nova-X lifetime podcast, Digitization-X.
Back in July, when I had my one-on-one interview with the CEO, the stock was trading around $10.
Today, it's at $16. But that won't last...
Our Andrew Keene likes to stick to a routine, like the seven stocks he trades every weekday before breakfast.
So today, he’s switching it up and bringing you a list of the six stocks you should stay far, far away from, no matter how popular they’ve been… .
by Mike Stenger
According to The Wall Street Journal, renewable energy stocks have “surged more than 80%” in 2020.
But anyone investing in renewable energy knows it’s just getting started.
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It’s only a matter of time before renewable energy stocks really take off…
As of midday Thursday, we've still got no definitive result from the Nov.
3 election.
Indeed, it's still anyone's game.
And the markets are loving it.
So D.R.
appeared on FOX Business' Varney & Co.
to talk about why stocks were rallying with so much up in the air, and he even named the two stocks he thinks will be truly outstanding performers in this environment…
by David Zeiler
Many investors in Big Tech stocks were likely concerned when they heard that the Department of Justice had filed am antitrust suit against Google.
After all, antitrust rumors have dogged every Big Tech company for years.
But now it looks like regulators are getting serious.
While thing may look ominous, the chances are very good the Big Tech companies won't feel much pain from antitrust actions.
In fact, investors may well come out ahead…
On Wall Street, they live and die on information; fortunes are made and lost depending on the quality and timeliness of the intel. Traders – good ones – are some of the most clued-up people around.
So what happens when we're in a situation where there just isn't enough information yet?
Because at this point, we really don't know who's going to win the election. We've got polls, predictions, pundits – all of it sorta-kinda pointing one way – but the hard truth is we really have no idea.
In fact, I'd argue that we're close to the maximum; the most uncertainty since COVID-19 began to spread here last winter.
So what's the smart move now? Well, lots of people are trading volatility right now, but that's the "hot" move, not the smart move.
The real smart money is going to where the certainty is… Full Story
The real smart money is going to where the certainty is...