The market closed mostly lower on Tuesday as dismal economic news weighed on sentiment. Specifically, Consumer Confidence tanked another -31.9 points to 86.9 in April following March's -13.8 point plunge to 118.8. Forecasts were for a print of 90.As far as 1Q earnings, five of the six companies with the largest market caps in the S&P - Alphabet (GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT), Facebook (FB), Apple...
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Continue reading >>The market closed mostly lower on Wednesday with Tech escaping the pullback to record with its 4th-straight session win. The small-caps led the pack lower and continue to make the most violent price swings although volatility continues to track lower lows.This action is signaling a possible trading range forming as Wall Street awaits 2Q earnings that will begin the second week of July. However,...
Continue reading >>The market closed mostly lower on Wednesday with Tech escaping the pullback to record with its 4th-straight session win. The small-caps led the pack lower and continue to make the most violent price swings although volatility continues to track lower lows.This action is signaling a possible trading range forming as Wall Street awaits 2Q earnings that will begin the second week of July. However,...
Continue reading >>Keep an eye on Carnival (CCL). The stock has been battered by the coronavirus story. However, it’s down too far, too fast, and could soon recover, even though it could see an EPS loss of 55 to 65 cents a share if operations in Asia are suspended through April 2020. “While that has not come to pass and may be averted, the cruise line said there will be a material impact on...
Continue reading >>Keep an eye on Carnival (CCL). The stock has been battered by the coronavirus story. However, it’s down too far, too fast, and could soon recover, even though it could see an EPS loss of 55 to 65 cents a share if operations in Asia are suspended through April 2020. “While that has not come to pass and may be averted, the cruise line said there will be a material impact on...
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