Insider Selling Picks Up as Market Volatility Starts to Jump
While the selling that was reported this week was consistent with what we have seen so far in March, nothing indicates a mass exodus for shareholders at this point.
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This past week's trading was marked with huge up and down swings and a rise and fall in volatility. Generally, this is the kind of market action that makes strategists nervous.
8 Oil and Gas Stocks Analysts Want You to Buy
The only way to describe this past week for energy stocks would be to say that it was atrocious. Still, analysts on Wall Street have issued more reports calling out their favorite oil stocks…
Goldman Sachs BDC IPO Leads Offers in Week of March 16
ThinkstockLast week’s lone successful initial public offering (IPO), Summit Materials Inc. (NYSE: SUM), priced on Wednesday at $18, the midpoint of its expected range, opened at $20.16 and closed its first day of trading…
Hedge Funds Boost Short Positions as Oil Rig Count Falls Again
In the week ended March 13, the number of rigs drilling for oil in the United States fell to 866 from 922 in the prior week.
California Is Running Out of Water
Most of California has suffered from "exceptional drought" for months or longer. According to a prominent scientist, Californians can prepare for the state will run out of water in a year.
15 Cities With the Most High-Tech Jobs
The United States’ GDP of $16.3 trillion in 2014 was the highest in the world, due in large part to the strength of U.S. industries. However, all industries are not equal in terms of…
The 52-Week Low Club for Friday
ThinkstockMarch 13, 2015: Here are four stocks among the 150 equities making new 52-week lows today. Peabody Energy Corp. (NYSE: BTU) dropped about 8.8% on Friday to post a second consecutive 52-week low, down…
The 4 Stocks That Tanked the DJIA on Friday
thinkstockMarch 13, 2015: Markets opened lower on Friday as crude oil prices weighed on markets while the dollar strengthened. Producer prices fell in February stoking worries about deflation. Gold finished a little higher on…
How Capex Cut Affects Coal and Gas Producer CONSOL
CONSOL Energy announced Friday morning that it is cutting its 2015 capital spending (capex) budget from $1 billion to $920 million.
Exxon or Chevron: Which Has Better Odds for Hitting Earnings Targets?
No matter how it is sliced, 2015 is not looking to be a growth year for oil companies. The giants like Exxon and Chevron are in a much better position to weather the downturn…
Par Pharma Files for IPO
Par Pharmaceutical Holdings has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an initial public offering.
FXCM Shows It Is a Survivor
FXCM shares rose sharply after it reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results Thursday after the markets closed.
Yet Another Money-Losing Plan by Sprint to Acquire New Customers
Sprint seems more willing than ever to lose money to acquire new customers. The struggling cellular carrier has yet a new ploy to acquire new customers.
Why a Whiting Asset Sale Does Not Cut It
Whiting Petroleum is said to be seeking a buyer for its acreage and pipeline assets in Texas as the company struggles to maintain its balance in the face of collapsing crude oil prices.