4 Stocks to Buy That Might Hit the Tax Reform Jackpot in 2018
These four top companies that should all see double-digit earnings per share gains if the tax reform is passed in the current form.
These four top companies that should all see double-digit earnings per share gains if the tax reform is passed in the current form.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Wednesday include Alcoa, Extreme Networks, Gilead Sciences, MGIC, Micron, Noble Energy, Twitter, U.S. Steel and Wendy's
Boeing and Bombardier presented arguments Tuesday to the U.S. International Trade Commission regarding a 300% tariff levied against Bombardier on the importation of planes into the United States.
PlayAGS, a leading designer and supplier of electronic gaming machines, has filed with the SEC regarding its initial public offering.
With the need for large-scale analytics, big data, cloud computing and much more, there is every reason to think that the top software companies can drive big earnings in 2018.
With tax reform having cleared the Senate and going back to the House, investors were looking for a higher stock market open on Wednesday.
FedEx easily beat EPS and revenue estimates when it reported second-quarter earnings last night. The package delivery firm raised is forecasts and outlined a potentially bigger increase given coming changes to U.S. tax law.
Mortgage loan rates moved higher on some types of loans last week and lower on others. The range of movements was small, and rates are moving higher this week.
Does Ford want to sell cars to women? Presumably yes, but a recent story in The New York Times may make that effort difficult.
Uber suffered a big loss in Europe as the Court of Justice of the European Union said it is not a tech company but rather is a transportation firm.
Subaru may have supplied incorrect gas mileage data, opioid overdoses killed a record number of workers last year, the value of bitcoin dropped sharply, and more important headlines.
Micron Technology reported better than expected fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday.
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Teekay Tankers, PPL Corp., Nordic American Tankers, and Wellflower all posted new 52-week lows Tuesday.
Goldman Sachs, Apple, Verizon, and General Electric all weighed on the DJIA Monday.