It's certainly been a bumpy start to the near year for many investors, and you're not alone if you're wondering whether a bigger storm could lie ahead. In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Jan. 21, Fool contributors Toby Bordelon, Rachel Warren, and Jason Hall discuss.
With earnings season in full swing, there's an abundance of companies for investors to keep track of. In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Jan. 19, Fool contributors Rachel Warren, Danny Vena, Trevor Jennewine, and Jose Najarro name some of the stocks they paid special
Jim Cramer coined the term "FANG stocks" back in 2013, but the acronym was changed to FAANG in 2017 when Apple was added to the list. Of course, Alphabet (formerly Google) and Meta Platforms (formerly Facebook) have both changed their names, making the term somewhat obsolete. But
Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) provided an update on its streaming business when it reported fiscal 2022 first-quarter earnings after the market closed on Feb. 9. Shareholders were pleased that Disney experienced an acceleration in growth in the segment.
Many investors want to buy shares of fast-growing companies but are understandably nervous to invest in money-losing businesses. In this Fool Live video clip, recorded on Jan. 27, Fool.com contributors Matt Frankel, Travis Hoium, Rick Munarriz, and Jose Najarro discuss some of th
Although Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON) could be clearing the decks in advance of a sale of the company as its CEO stepped down, the connected fitness equipment maker's dual-class stock structure may not make that easy.
It's only February, but many investors might feel like they've seen enough volatility for an entire year. The tech-centric Nasdaq 100 index is down 11% year to date, with many individual technology stocks falling deep into bear market territory.
What companies do you think could get acquired in 2022? In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Jan. 19, Fool.com contributors Rachel Warren, Jose Najarro, Trevor Jennewine, and Danny Vena respond to a member's question and discuss some companies they think could be ripe f
We're only in the second month of 2022, but it already appears that merger and acquisition activity will be as hot as ever this year. In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Jan. 19, Fool.com contributors Trevor Jennewine, Rachel Warren, and Jose Najarro discuss one of the
Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) announcement that it would be acquiring embattled gaming company Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) took a fair share of investors by surprise. In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Jan. 19, Fool.com contributors Rachel Warren and Danny Vena disc
Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) finally cracked the code, breathing new life into its Disney+ streaming service. This week's blowout quarter came with a monster beat in Disney+ subscriber additions, something that had been a sticking point on Wall Street in a few of the company's previou
The speculative market frenzy of early 2021 saw sports-focused streaming platform fuboTV (NYSE: FUBO) become a multibagger within a year, soaring from single digits to nearly $50 per share. Now at $10, the stock has given back most of its gains, and investors might be wondering w
After U.S. antitrust clearance, AT&T (NYSE:T) is closer to spinning off its interest in WarnerMedia in a merger with Discovery (NASDAQ:DISCA) (NASDAQ: DISCB) (NASDAQ:DISCK). The merger will create Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), a formidable player in the streaming wars. But be
Although Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) beat Wall Street analysts' estimates for fourth-quarter earnings and subscriber growth (and matched revenue expectations), its stock is down 19% since the company reported results on Jan. 20. Fueling the sell-off was management's forecast for new s
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Few corporate sagas can top Hollywood's sordid and ultimately failed romance with China. Tinseltown spots a lucrative opportunity in the People's Republic and begins a decades-long courtship of what becomes th
What happened
It may have been a tumultuous week for Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON) the company as its CEO resigned and it announced 2,800 layoffs; but it was a banner week for Peloton the stock as shares of the connected fitness specialist were up 51% as of Thursday's close,