I have often said that the strongest trades are when both fundamental and technical analysis agree, and that is what is happening now in the stock market.
Stocks didn’t close at their intraday troughs on Friday, but “lower lows” is anything but an encouraging sign, particularly as the economy attempts to recover from a pandemic that has caused tens of millions of Americans to be out of work.
In one of the busiest weeks for initial public offerings this year, Nasdaq welcomed 14 IPOs as companies look to tap the public markets in anticipation of more volatility around the U.S. election.
With Covid-19 playing havoc with federal and state government budgets, and Congressional rescue plans on hold, we’re starting to hear more about Financial Transaction Taxes (FTT) again.
The Nasdaq Q-50 Index (NXTQ) is a “minor league” of sorts for stocks that are viable candidates for future admission into the Nasdaq-100. Thanks to the recent launch of the VictoryShares Nasdaq Next 50 ETF (QQQN), investors have an avenue for accessing the Q-50.
I know I sound like a broken record, and I have been around long enough to know that history says that predictions of a market drop are usually wrong, but the more I look at the economy, company performance and the stock market, the more convinced I am that it's all downside risk
News from Moderna that results from its vaccine trial may come later than expected and AstraZeneca’s temporary trial hold, along the CDC director's testimony concerning a vaccine not being available until later next year has investors rethinking their optimism.
The first issue of The Journal of Impact and ESG Investing has just been launched this month by Portfolio Management Research which is a leading provider of independent financial research within the investment sector.
I feel a financial professional can provide significant value to their clients by being the financial quarterback to initiate these types of conversations. This month I want to focus on actionable ideas as part of Life Insurance Awareness Month.
This week at its “Time Flies” event, Apple debuted its latest set of connected watches, expanding its product offering across various price points and introduced a new bundled service offering as well as Apple Fitness+ that could spur adoption of its wearables
In normal circumstances, most of what the Fed said, both in terms of their predicted actions and their forecast for the economy, would have been seen as incredibly bullish for stocks. These are not normal circumstances.