What a $3.6 Billion 2016 Phillips 66 Capex Budget Tells Investors
Phillips 66 announced Monday morning that it has set its capital spending budget for 2016 at $3.6 billion. Phillips 66 will also add $2 billion to its share repurchase plan.
Phillips 66 announced Monday morning that it has set its capital spending budget for 2016 at $3.6 billion. Phillips 66 will also add $2 billion to its share repurchase plan.
The September 30 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest for the selected oil stocks increased almost across the board.
The September 30 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and for most of the selected pharmaceutical stocks, short interest was mixed.
In a new Deutsche Bank research report, while Buy ratings are kept on three top stock picks, price targets are slashed on all the sector leaders.
Monday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include EMC, Goldman Sachs, Linn Energy, MGIC, Marvell Technology and NetApp.
On the broad scope, short sellers appeared to have mixed feelings on these semiconductor stocks as of the September 30 settlement date.
The September 30 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest increased in most of these selected biotech stocks for this settlement date.
In a new research report, Merrill Lynch cuts earnings estimates and price targets an average 4% across the firm's 41 banks in their coverage universe.
In the solar sector, four of the five companies we watch saw short interest fall, and three of four alt energy stocks saw an increase in short interest during the period.
Short interest during the two-week period ending September 30 declined on the four 3D printing stocks we follow.
No one knows the exact net worth of each of the major presidential candidates, but Hillary Clinton appears to have a net worth about 50 times of that of Bernie Sanders.
After being cautious in the previous period, short sellers made their moves in the most shorted stocks trading on the New York Stock Exchange between the September 15 and September 30 settlement dates.
Between the September 15 and September 30 settlement dates, short interest in many of the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq dwindled somewhat.
We are just entering into earnings season in which most major companies will report and set a direction for the market.
Investors in IPOs are bargain hunting, and that may be why the largest IPO on last week’s calendar — and one of the largest of the year to date — was withdrawn.