The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Wednesday morning include Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, MGIC Investment, TransCanada and Verizon Communications.
A new report from Merrill Lynch outlines whether Level 3 is really evaluating alternatives as was rumored last week.
The FCC's unanimous vote on Thursday to adopt new rules that would allow for wireless broadband operations in frequencies above 24GHz raises a few questions.
AT&T and Verizon Communications are not flash companies in the world of high tech, but they have been perfect investments as the market has rallied.
July 13, 2016: Markets opened higher again Wednesday but by noon only the DJIA was still trading with a gain. A weakish dollar trade lasted most of the day while oil started…
The week of July 8 brought several key analyst downgrades in blue chip stocks. These are not all Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks, but most are or have been.
July 7, 2016: Markets opened higher Thursday, and in a reverse from Wednesday’s trading, traded lower by the end of the day’s session. The British pound posted another low against the dollar…
Calling its new pricing plan transformative, Verizon Communications on Wednesday raised prices on all its five of its data plans.
Paul Ausick AT&T has seen a year-to-date gain of 30%. Now one analyst is saying that this stock's run has gone too far.
The five best performing Buffett stocks so far in 2016 are handily outperforming the broader market. It will be interesting to see if these stocks will hold their gains in the rest…
July 1, 2016: Markets opened higher down slightly Friday before climbing to mid-morning highs only to trail lower for much of the day, before heading higher about an hour before the closing…
24/7 Wall St. looked at major winners and loses at the effect of Brexit hits the U.K. and EU. VW and Gap (NYSE: GPS) have large sales and financial exposure. Walmart (NYSE:…
The two Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks least affected by Friday’s reaction to the Brexit vote were Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (NYSE: WMT), down 0.44% and 0.19%,…
In telecom and wireless phone providers, there exist two stable players, one rising player and one that is expected to keep losing money.
To say that the pay-TV providers hated the FCC's proposal to uncouple the cable and satellite industry's proprietary hold on the set-top box is probably not putting the reaction too strongly.
