If Apple can keep its services offerings coming on strong, via more app sales, streaming music subscriptions and TV streaming growth, then it only takes a few more years of 20% revenue growth for…
Texas Instruments is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter financial results after the markets close on Wednesday, and analyst sentiment is muted.
IBM reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2019 results after markets closed Tuesday. Big Blue did better than expected on both the top and bottom lines.
It is impossible to determine which companies will beat earnings expectations and which will issue upside guidance. Yet, when you see more than one or two analysts issuing formal upgrades or handily raising their…
IBM is set to report its most recent quarterly results after the closing bell on Tuesday, and analyst expectations are somewhat low.
Microsoft is already high on the list in ESG indexes and exchange-traded funds. Now the software and technology giant has an even larger environmental goal: it wants to be carbon negative.
Canaccord Genuity has jumped in on the Apple price-hike brigade. Its target price and the dividend yield would imply a gain of close to 15% in the coming year.
The entire technology sector has been on an insane run over the past year. The good news for investors is that not all the top tech companies are grossly overbought.
Considering recent trends, Credit Suisse has a few of its top software picks for 2020, including Microsoft and Salesforce.com.
The December 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest in most of these selected semiconductor stocks decreased.
Microsoft is one company that could see its stock contribute handily toward the upside in Dow stocks this year. It seems that Wall Street has already started calibrating its 2020 upside expectations for Microsoft.
Apple has a been a driving force in pushing the markets to new all-time highs, and with earnings on the way later this month, analysts are starting to make calls on where the stock…
Wedbush believes that there is clear momentum for the tech stocks as a number of transformational trends will be front and center for Wall Street.
Apple led the Dow's 2019 gains by posting a total return of about 86%, but it has a serious potential threat as it enters 2020 in that Wall Street just has not caught up…
A Nomura/Instinet analyst sees AMD continuing to grow in 2020, due in part to new products expected come out in 2020.
