Apple, Boeing Push DJIA Higher Monday
Apple, Boeing, American Express, and DowDuPont were leading gainers among the DJIA stocks on Monday.
Apple, Boeing, American Express, and DowDuPont were leading gainers among the DJIA stocks on Monday.
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The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include Apple, GE, Gilead, Humana, Oasis Petroleum, Sprint, Wynn, Yelp and Zynga.
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DowDuPont, Home Depot, Apple, and Cisco drove the DJIA to a gain Tuesday following a couple of dreadful days for the blue chip stocks.
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It appears that the market's direction will be dragged up and down based on financial and economic factors that are tightly related.
After a catastrophic day in the markets Friday and a questionable earnings report, Apple took a big step back, putting the stock down roughly 5% since the start of this year.
All 30 DJIA stocks closed lower Friday led by energy giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron along with Goldman Sachs and Apple.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Alibaba, Alphabet, Amazon, Amgen, Apple, Mastercard, Nokia, Shopify and US Steel.
Smartphone sales worldwide dropped 9% in the fourth quarter, the largest decline in history.