The tech sector is one of the hottest on Wall Street – the tech-heavy Nasdaq is already up 13% on the year – but "sin stocks" are where you'll find the biggest gainers.
In fact, tobacco purveyor Philip Morris International (NYSE: PM) crushed Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) over the last 30 years.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 100 points as markets digested Canada's sweeping legalization of recreation marijuana use on Wednesday (October 17th).
The Dow Jones today The Dow Futures traded 35-points off Tuesday's closing as the first week of earnings season drew to a close.
Many marijuana investors are concerned by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions' efforts to dismantle the nation's burgeoning marijuana industry. However, some of his policies have been immensely beneficial for a small sector of cannabis stocks. Today, we're looking at the three top marijuana stocks under $5 to watch that are set for huge profits under Mr. Sessions' crackdown.
The Dow Jones today is dropping thanks to more turmoil in Spain over Catalonian secession…
Dow Jones futures are down 85 points ahead of the opening bell as Spain's proposal to strip Catalonia's leaders of their authority tanked European stocks.
The Dow Jones news today will focus on President Trump's first overseas trip, the London terror attacks, and a new cost estimate for the Republican's healthcare bill.
Investors are also waiting for the Federal Reserve to release minutes from the last FOMC Meeting, which could shed light on more interest rate hikes this year.
In Dow Jones news today, the Dow soared as President Donald Trump announced plans to launch a probe on foreign products.
This sent shares of United States Steel Corp. skyrocketing.
