Short interest rose on three of four 3D printing stocks we cover. Of the four stocks, all had posted year-to-date share price gains as of April 13, the date of the most recent report…
Deutsche Bank analysts feel that while solar demand growth may moderate some, they still believe it will continue the upward trend, and they especially like three top stocks into earnings.
The wave of chip-sector mergers reached a zenith in 2015 and 2016, and some investors and analysts have speculated that even more semiconductor mergers and acquisitions seem likely in the year or years ahead.
Shares of Amazon.com saw a handy gain on Monday ahead of the earnings report due this week. One key analyst also issued a call for the stock to rise even higher.
This may seem hard to imagine, but IBM was looking as though it was set to be a great Dow stock again during recent months. Then its first-quarter earnings tempered those big hopes.
Stifel belives the demand and strong pricing for 3D NAND and DRAM bodes well for the top semiconductor capital equipment companies.
Apple continues its reign as the best performing stock among the 30 stocks that comprise the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
IBM did not get a bounce in share price that day after its stock plunged due to poor earnings. The results were poor enough to question whether it can turn around at all.
Here are five top tech companies that analysts feel may beat expectations in upcoming earnings reports.
Veritone expects to price more than a million shares in the range of $14 to $16 apiece for an initial public offering valued up to $23 million.
Enterprise and cloud data center build-outs continue to increase in size and scale, and the future looks incredibly bright for the top companies in the arena.
The good news is that Qualcomm shares did not sell off handily on mixed earnings news. The bad news is that it may not be out of the woods yet.
Nearly 8 million records have been exposed so far in 2017 in more than 450 data breaches, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center.
Qualcomm beat analysts expectations for earnings per share and revenues Wednesday evening. Third-quarter guidance could have been a little stronger, but investors didn't seem to mind.
Facebook's long-term plans to have internet everywhere in the world just took a big step forward.
