The Nasdaq is up almost 6% this year, and it hit a high of 5,340 in September. You see, the top Nasdaq stocks continue to drive the index to new highs.
Here's a look at the top Nasdaq stocks today and why they are all outperforming the markets.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is climbing after Twitter released its Q3 earnings before the bell.
The social media company surprised Wall Street and beat expectations.
by Diane Alter
The Amazon earnings report will drop after today's (Thursday) closing bell.
Strong e-commerce sales and continued growth in AWS are why we're bullish on the e-commerce goliath.
by Jack Delaney
Before Amazon posts Q3 earnings, our readers are asking us, "Why is Amazon stock so expensive?"
It's true that its share price makes AMZN one of the most expensive stocks on the market.
The Amazon earnings report will be released Thursday after the bell. Here's your full primer on what you need to know ahead of the report.
by Jack Delaney
Wall Street is anxiously waiting for Snapchat stock to hit the market.
It could be one of the biggest IPOs of the last three years.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is climbing before tech giant Microsoft releases its earnings report.
Earnings from big banks and other companies have mostly been positive thus far, and investors are starting to feel confident about the economy.
by David Zeiler
Look for a good showing from MSFT earnings today as the company's cloud business initiatives continue to gather strength.
The 2017 Q1 Microsoft earnings are expected after the market close.
The last MSFT earnings were an impressive beat of 19%, so investors will be watching to see if Microsoft can sustain that momentum.
Here's what investors can expect from the Q1 Microsoft earnings...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today fell as oil prices and energy stocks dragged down the index.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today finished strong after Janet Yellen's speech.
Investors are still speculating if there will be a rate hike in December, but it seems less likely after Yellen's speech.
