Marathon Oil (NYSE:MRO) gained more than 10% last week, taking its November gain to a massive 40%. But despite this, the stock is still 60% below its year-beginning price. So does that mean it is time to buy the stock? We don’t think so, not yet. Our assessment is based o
Despite an almost 45% rise since the March lows of this year, at the current price of around $29 per share, we believe Avnet Inc. stock (NASDAQ: AVT) is still a good opportunity for investors. Avnet stock has increased from $20 to $29 off the recent bottom, less than the S&
Gap Inc’s (NYSE:GPS) stock gained more than 10% last week while the S&P 500 fell nearly -1%. Nearly a month ago we argued that Odds Are That Gap Inc’s Stock Will Go Up. Turns out that Gap’s stock has climbed nearly 25% in the month of November. While posit
We believe Tyson Foods stock (NYSE: TSN) is a good opportunity right now. Tyson Foods is the world’s second largest processor and marketer of chicken, beef, and pork. TSN trades at $61 currently and is, in fact, down 33% so far this year. It traded at a pre-Covid high of
Canada's main share index is set to extend its rally over the coming year as the likely rollout of a COVID-19 vaccine bolsters prospects for the economically sensitive financial and resource stocks that dominate the index, a Reuters poll found.
Russia's stock market is on track to reach record highs next year as the world is likely to gradually heal from the novel coronavirus with the help of vaccines and stimulus measures from major central banks, a Reuters poll of market experts forecast.
Risk gauges in financial markets may be askew as they struggle to price a potentially messy end to a truly shocking 2020 while simultaneously assuming clear blue sky on the horizon.
India's stock market rally is set to continue and hit new record highs in 2021, according to a Reuters poll of equity strategists who overwhelmingly expected corporate earnings to return roughly to pre-pandemic levels within a year.
3 Top Renewable Energy Stocks To Watch NowRenewable energy stocks are having an interesting year. To say that energy companies have had a volatile ride in the stock market throughout 2020 is putting it lightly. Two key happenings are to blame for this. First, the COVID-19 pandemi
Optimism around vaccine developments and expectations of a strong bounce in corporate confidence and profitability will push European stocks to near record highs next year, as policymakers look set to keep stimulus flowing.
The Dow closed at a new record on Tuesday as it broke the 30,000 threshold for the first time ever. The blue-chip index climbed 1.5%, while the S&P 500 jumped 1.6%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq popped 1.3% during regular trading, on what was viewed as positive news when it comes
Japanese shares will likely see a correction in the near term following a global rally fuelled by coronavirus vaccine hopes, but will rise next year to their highest levels in three decades, a Reuters poll published on Wednesday showed.
The S&P 500 is poised to climb 9% between now and the end of 2021 as the anticipated widespread release of a COVID-19 vaccine drives an economic and corporate earnings recovery from the pandemic, according to a Reuters poll of strategists.
QAD (QADA) came out with quarterly earnings of $0.37 per share, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.14 per share. This compares to earnings of $0.14 per share a year ago. These figures are adjusted for non-recurring items.
Rio Tinto's destruction of sacred Indigenous rock shelters in Australia this year has dismayed and galvanised a swathe of investors who want big changes in how mining firms manage heritage issues and have begun to tell them so.
Cigna Corp. CI will expand its Medicare Advantage (MA) health plan offerings in 63 new counties within North Carolina next year. Notably, the business is becoming a competitive proposition for the health insurance giants.
A spurt of missed debt repayments by three Chinese state-owned firms - a coal miner, a chipmaker and an automobile company - has shaken local markets and heightened speculation that a campaign to wean the economy off heavy credit is back.
Trimble Inc. TRMB is making every effort to strengthen the momentum across its building construction business on the back of its robust solution portfolio and partnerships.This is evident from the company’s latest collaboration with Deloitte, which summarizes the combination of