Last week, I showed you the results of a quick study I did on the performance of Nasdaq 100 stocks when the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) falls below 15.
The results were surprising – even to me.
While I expected some strength in the group, I was blown away by the average 37% return in the 14 months between December 2016 and February 2018.
I promised you some tickers – top performers from that studied group that have done very well of late and should continue to outperform.
Taking advantage of seasonal trends is a great way to beat the market. But buying summer stocks this year could be tricky…
Fortunately, we're here to help.
We'll show you exactly which three popular stocks to avoid, plus one with massive profit potential.
Dow futures showed signs of recovery after moving into correction territory in late trading yesterday. This was largely in response to congressional efforts to avoid a government shutdown.
Congress' slow progress on passing a new funding bill led to a government shutdown at midnight on Thursday. However, both Chambers of Congress passed a new bill in the early morning hours to keep the government open for another two years.
Will Uber accept Bitcoin payments in 2018?
That's what the cryptocurrency world wants to know.
by Jack Delaney
Will Uber accept Bitcoin payments?
New CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is an early adopter of cryptocurrencies, as he accepted Bitcoin as the CEO of Expedia.
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The Uber IPO could happen between 2019 and 2021, but it could take even longer now.
London rejected Uber's application to continue operating in the city.
Where can I buy Uber stock?
That's what a lot of our readers have been asking us.
Here's everything you need to know about the Uber stock symbol and where to buy it...
The revelation that OneCoin was nothing more than a Ponzi scheme has made investors skeptical of all digital currencies.
That is a mistake.
The Dow Jones news today is focused on North Korea's latest missile launch that overflew Japan.
Dow Jones futures are down 104 points in pre-trading hours as traders try to make sense of the latest threat from North Korea.
Damage from Harvey leads the DJIA news today as the storm shuttered oil and natural gas production refineries and pushed gasoline futures to two-year highs.
Dow Jones futures are flat – up just 20 points before trading – as the nation's fourth largest city is submerged under flood water.
