Thursday's premarket session was slightly positive, and it would take something major to push the markets in one direction or the other.
After a three-day weekend, U.S. markets were headed for a mixed opening on Monday.
U.S. stock markets are closed Friday, but bond markets will be open until around noon. And it looks like they'll see plenty of action after the nonfarm payrolls report.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Agnico Eagle Mines, Bloom Energy, Crocs, Edison International, Enphase Energy, First Solar, Intel, Macy’s, Plug Power, SL Green Realty, Tesla and Wolfspeed.
Equities traded higher in premarket action Tuesday. Tesla, which dropped big on Monday, was steadying, while AMC tanked on a proposed settlement to a shareholder lawsuit.
It was another extraordinary quarter for Tesla. Ford will have much smaller numbers for the same period.
Tesla delivered a record number of new cars in the first quarter, but new eligibility rules for the tax credit available to U.S. buyers are expected to hit Tesla and other U.S.…
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alphabet, Caterpillar, Corning, Digital Realty Trust, Dish Network, KeyCorp, Nvidia, Pinterest, Roku, Tesla and Wynn Resorts.
Short seller Grizzly Research has issued a report on lithium miner Sigma Lithium blasting the company and its management. Investors do not appear to agree.
The country's cryptocurrency bank of choice is liquidating, and federal regulators are looking into two reports of steering wheels falling off Tesla's 2023 Model Y.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Altria, Apple, D.R. Horton, Equitrans Midstream, Fortinet, General Electric, Nextracker, Palo Alto Networks, Pfizer, Silvergate Capital, Tesla and Verizon Communications.
Tech megacap stocks led the burst of enthusiasm for equities on Friday. Can they produce another win on Monday?
The threatened insolvency of cryptocurrency bank Silvergate rippled through crypto markets Friday morning following a steep drop after Asian markets opened for trading.
U.S. markets closed lower Wednesday and then after-hours trading got a lot worse as Tesla failed to satisfy analysts with its investor day presentation and Silvergate teeters on the edge of solvency.
Tesla shares have been buoyed by a forecast that the electric vehicle maker might sell 2 million cars this year.
Douglas A. McIntyre 
