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....

The market rebounded big-time on Monday to push late March resistance levels, after global reports showed the coronavirus spread is slowing. While the peak is expected to hit the U.S. this week, Wall Street is hoping the death toll comes in much lower than predictions.The major indexes need to show continued momentum on Tuesday’s....

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The market zigzagged for a 3rd-straight session following a historically low employment report with the numbers missing forecasts by a landslide. Specifically, Nonfarm Payrolls for March sank -701,000, versus forecaats for a decline of 148,000, with the unemployment rate spiking to 4.4% from 3.5% and forecasts at 3.9%. The pullback wasn’t alarming as the....

The market closed out its worst quarter since the 2008 financial crisis with a down day with the U.S., Europe and other parts of the world still engulfed by the coronavirus pandemic. The March selloff represented a greater then 30% decline at its worst point during the quarter, but a roughly 15% rebound over....

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The market closed out its worst quarter since the 2008 financial crisis with a down day with the U.S., Europe and other parts of the world still engulfed by the coronavirus pandemic. The March selloff represented a greater then 30% decline at its worst point during the quarter, but a roughly 15% rebound over....

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....

The market closed out its worst quarter since the 2008 financial crisis with a down day with the U.S., Europe and other parts of the world still engulfed by the coronavirus pandemic. The March selloff represented a greater then 30% decline at its worst point during the quarter, but a roughly 15% rebound over....

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