Gold May Stay Down for a While
Gold was down nearly 2% in Monday morning trading. Moreover, gold suffers from an overall bearish sentiment.
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Trey Thoelcke
AMD and Intel: 2 Different Companies
Intel has morphed from a vanilla wafer chip maker to a diverse company, while AMD still roughly resembles a run-of-the-mill chip maker.
Why the Fed May Be Losing Its Window to Raise Interest Rates
While Fed may at least try to raise its target rate later this year, it may have a hard time doing so.
David Einhorn Has a Right to Be Cynical About Netflix
Within his second quarter 2015 letter, David Einhorn highlighted his disdain for streaming service company Netflix.
Why Teva Pharmaceutical Bid for Mylan May Go Hostile
Teva could be about to enter the largest generic market by prescription in the world, which may tip the scales in its favor when it comes to wooing Mylan shareholders.
5 Dividend Stocks That Give You Consistent Raises
Investing in conservatively managed companies comes with a little more risk than investing in a savings account or CD, but it also provides the potential for a higher yield and small capital gains to…
Some Investors Did Find (Short-Term) Value in the Greek Crisis
Greece will get bailed out once again, and investors in Greek securities have fared well over the past week.
The 6 Most Shorted Nasdaq Stocks in June
Between the June 15 and June 30 settlement dates, the short interest increased in all but one of the six most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq.
The 6 Most Shorted NYSE Stocks in June
AT&T continued to reign as the most shorted stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange between the June 15 and June 30 settlement dates, and short sellers piled on Chesapeake Energy again.
3 Reasons Why Apple’s Stock Fell This Week
Apple ran into some rough patches this week, both from a strategic and stock market standpoint. Let’s take a look at why.
PepsiCo Improved Earnings Guidance Belies Inflation
PepsiCo has not grown since 2011, in revenues or earnings. Neither has rival Coca-Cola.
Ford and General Motors Face Dimmer Hopes in China
Many large multinational companies, including Ford and General Motors, battle market saturation. They pin their hopes on emerging economies for expansion plans.
Why Microsoft Still Struggles for Smartphone Share
Sales of Windows Phone just didn’t cut the mustard after expected synergies from Microsoft's $7.6 billion acquisition of Nokia simply failed to materialize.
5 Chinese Companies for the Value Investor’s Watch List
The Chinese stock market is in shambles. A value investor may want to take a hard look at the region’s American-listed companies.
What Does This Tesla Motors Downgrade Really Mean?
The fundamentals are sound for Tesla, but Deutsche Bank is advising caution with a stock that is very near its all-time high.
Can Investors Find Value in the Greek Crisis?
24/7 Wall St. takes a look at three exchange traded funds (ETFs) and a Greek bank to see if they are OK for investment.
The Best and Worst Performing Stocks of 2015
It has been a zigzagging year so far for the major indexes. Here is a quick look of the five biggest gainers and losers on the major exchanges since January 1.
Will Companies Like Uber Change the Transportation Landscape?
Studies show that the millennial generation is shying away from total car ownership. The days of car ownership as a symbol of status and identity have certainly faded.
Sprint vs. T-Mobile: Who Benefits and Who Loses Out?
Who benefits and who loses from the neck-and-neck struggle between Sprint and T-Mobile to dominate the second tier in the wireless industry?
The Ford E-Bike: An Interesting Urban Solution, but No Replacement for a Car
Ford recently introduced its third electric bike, called the MoDe:Flex, as part of the company’s Smart Mobility initiative.