A bull market interrupted is how many investors likely feel at the start of 2016. These are the seven Dow stocks that will be needed to drive the Dow higher in 2016.
January 12, 2016: Markets opened higher again on Tuesday but dipped into negative territory at around midday before turning positive again. Selling in the energy, telecom, and utilities sectors weighed on the…
Walt Disney has been a top-performing Dow stock for years, and it seems like this company can do no wrong, the way that it left 2015.
Chris Lange January 5, 2016: Markets opened higher on Tuesday even though the sell-off in China was worse than Monday. The dollar added strength early in the day, and tech stocks were among the…
Looking back at 2015, media companies have been the top dogs, with a couple exceptions. Despite broad markets having a flat year, these companies have outperformed and set the standard for 2016.
24/7 Wall Street has put together a list of the top games we are looking forward to playing in 2016.
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is continuing to set box office records, and there does not appear to be any end in sight.
Chris Lange December 24, 2015: Markets opened mixed on Thursday after thin trading and little movement in both Europe and Asia. The report on U.S. jobless claims was better than expected, but weakness in…
Here are four stocks that, while expensive at current levels, have fundamentals good enough to continue and even exceed their success in 2015 through next year.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a look the top eight Dow stocks of 2015 ahead of Christmas this year.
New data suggests that the stock market's performance in 2015 was bolstered or supported by the largest S&P 500 companies buying back their own stock.
December 18, 2015: Markets opened lower on Friday and indexes remained in the red all day as financial, techs, and consumer discretionary discretionary stocks led the slide. European and Asian exchanges closed…
Moody's Investors Service says that Disney's release of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is credit positive. That may not be a credit rating upgrade, but it is unusual.
Jon C. Ogg HBO may be able to get away with a $16 monthly streaming fee, and maybe ESPN could as well. But not many others would want to try their luck there.
Merrill Lynch is among the first firms to present their top picks for 2016, a decidedly conservative set of picks, and probably with good reason.
