Stocks in the Merrill Lynch Large Cap Defensive Portfolio look like just the ticket for those investors looking to stay in the market but who are getting nervous.
Procter & Gamble saw its share price improve last week but not enough to lift it from its ranking as the worst-performing Dow stock of the year to date. The company reports…
McDonald’s reported better-than-expected quarterly results before the markets opened on Thursday.
Chris Lange McDonald’s is scheduled to release its second-quarter earnings report before the markets open on Thursday.
Chris Lange 24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Boeing, Exxon, Verizon and other Dow industrials scheduled to report their quarterly results this week.
RBC feels these seven top companies will still be very relevant in 2025, and the goods or services they provide potentially will become the norm across the globe. All are great picks…
Walgreens, McDonald's, Apple, and Microsoft were the leading gainers among the Dow 30 stocks Friday.
Some investors track what some might call the "pigs of the Dow" as the top laggards of the index. After all, great companies that get beaten down do not always stay down…
A considerable number of Americans already must have used checkout technology because it is in so many places. And the number of jobs handed over to the technology is sure to grow.
Closing retail locations is bad news, particularly in the fast-food business. It is a signal that management put stores where they should not have been and now has too many.
McDonald's, Nike, Microsoft, and Intel were Wednesday's worst-performing Dow stocks.
Visa, Intel, McDonald's, and Caterpillar weighed heavily on the Dow Monday. This was also the last day that GE stock will be included among the 30 equities that constitute the Dow.
Verizon, DuPont, McDonald's, and Exxon Mobil gave the Dow a badly needed boost on Friday.
Travelers and McDonald's were the biggest losers among the Dow stocks Wednesday, while Disney and Intel posted the largest (modestly speaking) gains.
The fear of a massive global trade war is one that has just not been part of the investing lexicon in years. So what are confused investors to do now?
