24/7 Wall St. has identified five coming dividend hikes that investors can bank on this summer -- though one of the five actually announced its hike before this was published.
The semiconductor segment has been abuzz with mergers and acquisitions. The recent moves still leave more room for mergers to happen in the future.
With just over a month until the second-quarter earnings season begins, many people may be taking advantage of windows that are open to corporate executives and 10% holders to sell shares.
The short interest data have come out for the May 15 settlement date, and overall investors are appearing more aggressive on semiconductor stocks.
Many of the firms we cover on Wall Street are refining and tweaking their lists of top stock recommendations to institutional and high net worth clients.
Earnings season may be winding down for the major companies, but there are still dozens of companies that are reporting each day of the week.
ThinkstockApplied Materials, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT) released its fiscal second-quarter financial results on Thursday after the markets closed. The company had $0.29 in earnings per share (EPS) on $2.44 billion in revenue compared…
Chris Lange Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT) is scheduled to report its fiscal second-quarter earnings Thursday after the markets close.
Chris Lange Overall investors are appearing more optimistic for semiconductor stocks as a majority of the selected ones have seen their short interest levels decrease.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the larger companies in tech, media and telecom that are reporting their quarterly results in the middle of May.
Some of the top technology companies that are presenting at the Jefferies Technology Media and Telecom conference are also on the Jefferies Franchise Picks list.
Despite the recent collapse of its proposed merger, Applied Materials is still favorably valued by some analysts.
Chris Lange Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron announced early Monday morning that they have agreed to terminate their merger.
Chris Lange The short interest data have come out for the April 15 settlement date. Chip makers with a solid position in the mobile space continue to advance.
While the headline news might be viewed negatively for semiconductor capital equipment stocks, Merrill Lynch remains bullish and views the weakness as an attractive buying opportunity.
