Earnings season is always cause for joy in the investment world.
Stocks tend to move after they report their numbers, and that's a juicy opportunity for traders.
Earnings season is always cause for joy in the investment world.
Stocks tend to move after they report their numbers, and that's a juicy opportunity for traders.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has the opportunity to soar on another round of solid earnings reports, but new trade tensions with the European Union may hold it back.
President Donald Trump has vowed to reciprocate against EU tariffs hurting U.S. firms like Harley Davidson (NYSE: HOG).
This comes as yet another threat of a trade war with the world's largest economic bloc.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 150 points in premarket trading as markets raised new concerns about the health of the European Union's economy.
This morning, the European Commission cut its growth outlook for the world's largest economic bloc due to ongoing trade concerns and other factors. Its growth rate is dismal – clocking in at just 1.3% for 2019, down from 19% from last year. The report raises new concerns about further global economic slowdown.
Here are the numbers from Wednesday for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq:
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If you believe the hype, the 2019 Uber IPO could be like buying into the next Amazon.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average turned negative for the year after Wednesday's 608-point selloff.
This morning, the Dow projected a 136-point gain as the October's market rollercoaster continued.
Chances are you own one of the following ETFs.
After all, they are the most popular consumer and tech ETFs on the market.
But this week, they are selling their holdings in some of the biggest and best stocks on U.S. exchanges.
Make no mistake, it's a move that will affect your money...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was on the move this morning after the U.S. Labor Department released the August jobs report.
It's been a rough year for cryptocurrency enthusiasts, with the price of Bitcoin dropping 54.43% so far in 2018.
However, analysts are starting to get bullish again.
In fact, one analyst believes the price of Bitcoin will climb to $20,000 by the end of 2018...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 45-point in premarket trading after Advanced Data Processing (NYSE: ADP) announced the U.S. added 146,000 new jobs during the month of August.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 107 points as economic instability continued to rack emerging markets across the globe.