ThinkstockVital Therapies Inc. (NASDAQ: VTL) was last seen trading down 80% at $3.41 (versus $17.68 close) after it said that its Phase 3 trial in AILD (alcohol-induced liver decompensation) failed. Vital Therapies was downgraded…
ThinkstockThe Children’s Place, Inc. (NASDAQ: PLCE) is among the retailers expected to report earnings this week. Its earnings report is due Tuesday morning, and some investors are wondering whether the children’s destination retail store…
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (NYSE: ANF) bucked much of the selling pressure on Monday. Just hours ahead of its earnings report this Tuesday, Piper Jaffray raised its official analyst rating to Outperform from Neutral.…
ThinkstockAt a time when there is pressure on how large US companies are making domestic or overseas acquisitions are coming under more scrutiny, Pfizer Inc. (NYSE:PFE) announced on Monday that the Federal Trade Commission…
Best Buy is scheduled to report its fiscal second-quarter financial results Tuesday before the markets open.
Led by Apple and Intel, the Dow 30 stocks have engineered a significant recovery since the opening bell rang Monday morning.
After the huge sell-off on Monday, KBW does not know how long the market carnage will last. In the meantime it is upgrading Bank of America to an Outperform rating.
The question is whether we are starting to find a bottom or if the market is heading even lower. Do investors try to get greedy or do they run for the hills?
The bull cycle in commodities ended months ago, and prices for metals have slipped by double-digit amounts. Some of that is due to the drop in crude oil prices.
The market carnage appears to be subsiding. 24/7 Wall St. has compiled a list of a few companies that are bucking the presiding trends.
24/7 Wall St. has wanted to check on the major stocks in the market with an eagle-eye view of where investors may start to buy stocks, as long as they do not feel this…
A weekend story in The Wall Street Journal reported that not only are sales down in China, but carmakers are now slowing production.
A new research note from Jefferies lists stocks that could have meaningful events soon. The stocks in some cases have sold off significantly, and the analysts view fundamental downside as limited.
Among the stocks taking the biggest nose dive in Monday morning’s equity market plunge were some recent high flyers, some of which have been showing signs of correction in recent days.
The markets were absolutely crumbling in Monday’s trading session, with the Dow down near 1,000 points and the S&P down around 90 points.