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Pfizer, Inc. stock still looks cheap ahead of its upcoming Aug. 5 Q2 earnings release. Moreover, investors can make extra income by selling out-of-the-money (OTM) put options.
As investors prepare for a deluge of consequential data this week – in the next three days, really – some may be surprised by the relative complacency shown by volatility measures.
U.S. equity ETFs led the way with $11.9 billion in inflows. International equity ETFs attracted $8 billion in capital while U.S. fixed income ETFs saw $7.7 billion in inflows.
Megaworld has paid variable annual dividends since August 2015. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $0.28 yields 3.91% per Monday’s $7.17 closing price.
Since 1995, the rebound in speculative measures over the past three months has been one of the sharpest on record, and in rare company with now infamous bubble tops in 1999-2000 and 2021.
Amazon (AMZN - Free Report) stock has seen a sharp rebound in the last three months, surging more than +20% to help lead the unprecedented recovery among the broader indexes.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has already rallied nearly 30% since early April, but Rober Schein – the chief investment officer of Blanke Schein Wealth Management, believes the AI stock is not done pleasing its shareholders just yet.
Natural gas is still searching for a bottom and might get help with the weather as Fox Weather brings heat back into the equation for the second week of August.
London's stock indexes displayed mixed performance on Tuesday as investors digested a range of corporate updates and the implications of the newly signed U.S.-EU trade agreement.
This morning’s repeat home sales reports from the FHFA and S&P Case Shiller were not good news for sellers - but very good news for future consumer inflation readings.
One month after the JOLTS report showed an unexpected surge in job vacancies, moments ago, the BLS said that in June, job openings in the US dropped to a lower than expected 7.437 million, down 275K from 7.712 million in May.
European aluminium producers face a threefold challenge: cheap Chinese imports, escalating US tariffs, and Big Tech’s ability to pay high power prices.
AMD’s rumored 70% price jump for its Instinct MI350 AI chips—from $15,000 to around $25,000—is a real-time signal that AMD is evolving from being just a chip supplier to a full-scale AI compute platform player.
The US merchandise-trade deficit shrank in June by more than expected, reflecting a broad decline in imports as the pre-tariff rush to secure goods unwinds.
The U.S. dollar has extended its run today, largely on the back of market reactions to the EU-U.S. trade agreement and anticipation for the upcoming FOMC update.
It’s a busy week in terms of potentially market moving announcements, with a slew of important economic data and big corporate earnings reports due over the coming days.
The USD/CHF rallied sharply following the US-EU trade agreement, but a daily close above 0.81 is needed to confirm a breakout from the current consolidation zone.
On Monday, silver prices remained under pressure, staying below $38.50 per ounce after falling more than 2% in the previous session, as recent trade deals between the US and key partners reduced demand for safe-haven assets.
The announcement of a trade deal between the EU and the USA has sent markets firmly into risk-on mode, with US stock markets leading the way to new all-time highs, and the Euro advancing.
The supply glut was never canceled. Almost everyone and every part of the oil market remains convinced it is happening, the potential weighing on prices and movements even if occasionally geopolitics gains control over short run periods.
