Short Sellers Look Focused in Semiconductor Stocks
The short interest data for semiconductors have come out for the September 30 settlement date and they give a mixed view on the sector.
The short interest data for semiconductors have come out for the September 30 settlement date and they give a mixed view on the sector.
The short interest data are out for the end of September settlement date, and 24/7 Wall St. has reviewed the top biotech companies.
U.S. sales of Volkswagen vehicles have been steadily falling for more than a year. But VW’s bread is now buttered in China.
Short sellers have decided to get out of some of the go-to defensive stocks with high-dividend yields in late September.
A new research report from Cowen offers two video game stocks aggressive investors may want to buy before earnings.
Most of the top oil stocks, with the exception of Petrobras, saw their short interest fall in late September.
The equity team at Credit Suisse is out with the October update to the Top Picks list. We screened the list for the stocks with most upside potential.
These are the top analyst upgrades and downgrades featured by 24/7 Wall St. for Friday, October 10, 2014.
Short interest in the period ending September 30 fell for the 3D printing companies we follow, and the stock price for all four declined in the two-week period.
During the two-week period to September 30, short interest rose in four of these five companies, share prices fell in all four, and one has filed for bankruptcy protection.
The most shorted stocks on the New York Stock Exchange at the September 30 settlement dates saw rising short interest during the two-week period.
While Apple was slipping down the list of the most shorted stocks on the Nasdaq, it passed Microsoft on the way up.
Not everyone can get into a superfast car with the skills to control its phenomenal acceleration, high speeds on sharp turns and the suddenness at which the vehicle can reach 100 mph.
Carl Icahn continues to press Apple to use its cash hoard to buy back its shares. But Apple's board could choose to buy a company that would eat up most of its cash.
ThinkstockSymantec Corporation (NASDAQ: SYMC) announced that its Board of Directors had unanimously approved a plan to separate the company into two, independent publicly traded companies: one business focused on security and one business focused…