Advanced Micro Devices joined the most heavily shorted stocks changing hands on the Nasdaq as the new year got underway. Before that it was listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
thinkstockJanuary 27, 2015: Markets opened lower on Tuesday after pre-market earnings reports from several of the DJIA blue chips came in a little short, and we’ll give some details on that in…
thinkstockJanuary 26, 2015: Markets opened lower on Monday as markets were able to gin up little enthusiasm ahead of the forecast winter storm that is headed for the Northeast. Earnings reports of…
thinkstockJanuary 21, 2015: Markets opened lower on Wednesday but quickly turned higher as energy stocks posted some good gains on stronger prices for crude oil. Markets continue to be jittery ahead of…
courtesy of AMD.comAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) reported its fourth-quarter earnings Tuesday after the market close as break-even for earnings per share and $1.24 billion in revenue against Thomson Reuters consensus…
Advanced Micro Devices is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter results Tuesday after the market close.
Intel reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings Thursday after the market close.
Chris Lange Intel is expected to report higher fourth-quarter results Thursday after the U.S. markets close.
Chris Lange The UBS team has focused on the top companies in the semiconductor industry that not only have room to sustain their current progress, but open up new silos of revenue.
Recent short interest data show that investors seem to be growing marginally more optimistic on the semiconductor industry as a whole.
Among the most heavily shorted stocks changing hands on the Nasdaq as last year wound to a close, short sellers shied away from Frontier Communications and Intel.
After the Dow gained 7.5% and the S&P 500 was up 11.4% in 2014, 24/7 Wall St. wants to know what lies ahead for the Dow in 2015. Our methodology and track…
A new research report from Deutsche Bank highlights chip stocks that may benefit from the new consumer tech trends from the Consumer Electronics Show.
One key consideration for the year ahead is that Microsoft is in a very different place than it was a year ago, now that Satya Nadella is in firm control of the…
Microsoft's newer operating systems required more souped-up PCs with much stronger processors, and Intel got to ride that gravy train in 2014.
