U.S. equity markets closed mixed on Monday but were solidly lower early Tuesday. Worries over a slowing economy and political brinksmanship over the nation's debt ceiling will be hard to overcome.
After U.S. markets close on Monday, a top energy company, a struggling EV maker and a security software company are scheduled to report quarterly earnings.
Troubled electric vehicle maker Lucid repeatedly has proven that it is unlikely to remain a competitor in the EV race.
Douglas A. McIntyre After it dumps 18% of its workforce, will there be enough staff left for Lucid to be a viable manufacturer?
Douglas A. McIntyre Troubled electric vehicle maker Lucid has recalled a number of its Lucid Air model over a dangerous flaw.
Douglas A. McIntyre Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included AppLovin, CarMax, Cinemark, Diamondback Energy, Enovix, Etsy, Graphic Packaging, Home Depot, Intel, Lucid, Nvidia, Teladoc Health, Walgreen Boots Alliance and Workday.
Big movers on Wednesday were two companies that reported results late Tuesday. Big movers Thursday morning were different.
Electric vehicle maker Lucid faces a cash squeeze and concerns about its future.
Douglas A. McIntyre After markets close Wednesday afternoon, Coterra Energy, eBay, Lucid and Nvidia are on deck to report quarterly results.
A rumored buyout of EV maker Lucid sent shares soaring Monday morning. The Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates begins Tuesday, and that will be what influences investors until Wednesday's announcement.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Advanced Micro Devices, Altice USA, Apple, CrowdStrike, First Energy, Lucid, Netflix, Qualcomm, Seagate Technology, Shopify, Skyworks Solutions, Tesla, Wayfair, Western Digital, Workday and Zoom Video…
A tech recovery on Monday does not appear to be lasting into Tuesday.
These are five stocks for aggressive investors looking to get share count leverage on companies that have sizable upside potential. While not suited for all investors, they are not penny stocks with…
Electric vehicle maker Lucid sold $1.5 billion in new shares, and Disney's Avatar sequel did not do as well as analysts or the company projected.
Lucid’s future is by no means guaranteed in what has become one of the most competitive consumer sectors in the world.
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