Short Interest in 3D Printing Stocks Seeks Direction
Short interest in 3D printer makers was mixed in the two-week reporting period that ended November 15.
Short interest in 3D printer makers was mixed in the two-week reporting period that ended November 15.
Nature, and the media, love a superlative.
Analyst Daniel Ives was the sell-side's biggest Apple bull. For six weeks.
A number of Google employees have signed a letter attacking the company's proposed plan to get market share in China via censoring results.
The Wall Street Journal ($) printed the answer, not the question.
Those "sustained datapoints" do wear one down.
Salesforce is scheduled to release its fiscal third-quarter financial results after the markets close on Tuesday. Ahead of this report, one analyst weighed in on the stock and why it could be going higher.
"To be frank," writes Ben Thompson, "Apple is an abusive monopoly in terms of iOS apps."
These stocks have been hit so hard that multiples and valuations have been knocked to the lowest levels in some time, and the industry could provide a solid Santa Claus rally trade.
Andreessen Horowitz' Benedict Evans has seen the (near-term) future and it is egroceries.
Shares of IBM are down 22% this year as hopes of a turnaround promised by CEO Ginni Rometty dissolve. She has been at the task since 2012 and has taken IBM through several reinventions.
If you can't attend a Supreme Court session yourself, SCOTUSblog is the next best thing.
Sticking with a Street-high $310 Apple price target.
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Since October, shares of both companies have declined in value, but the drop in Apple stock has been far steeper than the drop in Microsoft shares.