October 11, 2016: Markets opened lower Tuesday on another light newsday with no significant economic data scheduled for release. The FOMC meeting minutes are set to be released Wednesday, along with the…
The U.S. dollar is expected to weaken regardless of the outcome of the presidential election, and for companies that thrive on a weaker greenback, 2017 could be a great year.
Currently the markets are retreating, begging the question whether the recent tech rally is over. The short interest might suggest that it is.
The return of volatility to the markets after the doldrums of August appears to have pointed short sellers at rival chipmakers Intel and AMD.
The longevity of these four top technology companies that all pay a very solid and increasing dividend is a testament to current and former executives who steered them into new product arenas…
AMD may have received a lot of new cash from a capital raise and recently reworked its wafer supply agreement, and now analysts have started getting back on the AMD wagon after…
September 19, 2016: Markets opened higher Monday and while most sectors traded in the green the gains didn’t add up to much. Fresh speculation about an OPEC production freeze pushed oil prices…
Intel shares saw a handy gain to close out the week after the company raised guidance for its third quarter, due to replenishment of PC supply chain inventory.
Chris Lange A new Merrill Lynch research report lists five top chip picks for the rest of 2016. Typically, semiconductor makers outperform the overall market during the calendar fourth and first quarters.
The volatility in the markets have shaken some of the top dividend leaders and may be giving long-term investors a great buying opportunity.
The August 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest was mixed in these selected semiconductor stocks.
The short interest moves in the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq were mixed between the August 15 and August 31 settlement dates. But short sellers clearly had a couple of…
These are the top 24/7 Wall St. blue chip upgrades, downgrades and initiations tracked for the week of September 9.
Any time that investors see a stock down 6% or more, they probably aren’t going to be too keen on hearing that the drop is actually supposed to be good news. If that…
A new Jefferies research report makes the case that while the semiconductors' recent run is a little long in the proverbial tooth, revenue growth is expected to accelerate through the last half…
