Lennar Corporation (LEN), one of the nation’s largest homebuilders, is set to report third quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the opening bell Monday.
There is a wave of major corporate announcements today, a veritable “Merger Monday” given the number of acquisitions announced this morning, including NVIDIA (NVDA) acquiring SoftBank’s ARM Holdings for $40 billion, and Oracle winning the bid for TikTok.
Whether it’s with the upcoming election, the availability (or delay) of a vaccine, U.S.-China tensions ratcheting up, there is plenty to be uncertain about as we head into the final quarter of the year.
The pandemic has placed a renewed spotlight on the importance of sustainability and resiliency, and how companies can do well even while they do good. This same emphasis on sustainability is now being seen in investing.
When you think about how to manage your investments, there are a few things you need to keep in mind as investors have different needs based on age and individual situation.
Ahead of the US presidential election, companies have loaded up on low-cost debt based on the expectations that the markets could get volatile in the coming months.
Ahead of the US presidential election, companies have loaded up on low-cost debt based on the expectations that the markets could get volatile in the coming months.
Many of this year’s best-performing, non-leveraged exchange-traded funds fit the bill as thematic funds, and within that universe of high fliers, several products are focusing on the next generation retail and consumer trends. That group includes Global X E-commerce ETF (EBIZ).
Many boutique asset managers have no problem spending huge amounts of money and effort to upgrade their portfolio management technologies, employ the latest trading techniques and implement the latest flavor of business improvement methodologies.