Nasdaq Earnings

How much of a discount does Facebook (FB) stock deserve given the headline risk surrounding its business?

Can a strong Apple (AAPL) earnings report and confident guidance get the stock, which has been one of this year's biggest winners, moving back in the right direction?

Investors want to know which Amazon trend should be believed — the recent weakness or if the company has the momentum to power higher towards $3,800

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell signaled the Fed will keep an accommodative stance with monetary policy until the economy has “weathered” the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell signaled the Fed will keep an accommodative stance with monetary policy until the economy has “weathered” the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

Have your big bag of popcorn at the ready as today is likely to be a long one with at least some fireworks along the way.

The advent of and growth in ETFs has, in many ways, been a huge boon for small, self-directed investors. An index ETF is a play on your view of overall economic conditions, making a lack of differentiation a feature rather than a bug.

Today, investors digest a slew of corporate earnings as well as the latest Republican coronavirus relief plan.

Credit card issuer Visa (V) will report third quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the closing bell Tuesday.

Biotech specialist Amgen (AMGN) is set to report second quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the closing bell Tuesday.

When will Starbucks (SBUX) get back to full strength? With offices closed and lounging in cafes seemingly a distant memory, there's no question that the pandemic has disrupted worldwide coffee consumption habits

We are entering the busiest week thus far for the June-quarter earnings seasons that brings 171 S&P 500 companies reporting over the next handful of days, including several high profile technology companies - Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Facebook (FB)

The second quarter earnings season ramps up this coming week with results expected from technology heavyweights Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN) and Google parent Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL).

China ordered the US to close its consulate in Chengdu in retaliation to the closure of the consulate in Houston, and adding injecting some uncertainty into the mix, Senate Republicans and the Trump administration are still at odds over how to extend supplemental jobless benefits

It is a good time to be an earnings watcher. As you might expect, though, the two most interesting releases came from Twitter and Tesla, and they each had different implications for traders and investors.

Texas Instruments’ strong quarter, particularly its growth in electronic devices bodes well for Intel (INTC) which is set to report second quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the closing bell Thursday.

Investors want to know which Amazon trend should be believed — the recent weakness or if the company has the momentum to power higher towards $3,800

China warned the U.S. to “think carefully" about where the relationship is heading and that it will be forced to respond after the U.S. ordered the shutdown of its Houston consulate.

Few companies have benefited from the coronavirus-induced shift into emergent trends more than Microsoft (MSFT) which has seen its shares surge to near all-time highs.

Despite already posting year-to-date gains of some 260%, compared to flattish returns for the S&P 500 index, one prominent Wall Street analyst recently outlined a scenario where Tesla (TSLA) stock can reach $2,000, thereby producing additional premium of 33%.