Oversold, OCGN is gaining momentum. According to Tip Ranks, “Ocugen has inked a deal with India-based Bharat Biotech for the US rights for the company’s vaccine COVAXIN. And Bharat has now reported positive second interim analysis results from the COVAXIN Phase 3 trials. The vaccine displayed an overall efficacy rate of 78%, with 100%....

The stock market rebounded on Friday with the gains nearly giving the bulls the weekly win. However, the bears did just enough damage throughout the week to get their first overall victory in five weeks. The rally was enough to lift the small-caps to a weekly gain with the S&P 500 setting a fresh all-time....

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The stock market rebounded on Friday with the gains nearly giving the bulls the weekly win. However, the bears did just enough damage throughout the week to get their first overall victory in five weeks. The rally was enough to lift the small-caps to a weekly gain with the S&P 500 setting a fresh all-time....

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The stock market erased opening gains to trade lower on Thursday following news President Biden is set to propose a plan that could nearly double the capital gains taxes on the wealthy. The proposal would boost the rate to 39.6% for individuals earning $1 million or more, an increase from the current rate of....

Keep an eye on Electronic Arts (EA).  The stock has become exceptionally oversold after pulling back from $150 to $127.50.  From here, we’d like to see it challenge its prior highs, especially with the video game market expected to grow even more this year. Video game spending in the U.S. totaled $56.9 billion for....

The stock market rebounded on Wednesday despite opening weakness and a major revenue miss from Netflix (NFLX). Specifically, the company reported a profit of $3.16 versus forecasts for a print of $2.68 but revenues of $7.3 billion fell shy of forecasts for nearly $7.4 billion. Additionally, Netflix reported first-quarter subscriber growth that sharply missed....

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The stock market showed continued weakness on Tuesday despite a blowout consumer confidence number as rising rates once again weighed on Tech and the broader indexes. The Conference Board’s closely watched consumer confidence index increased to 109.7 in March from 90.4 in February, representing the highest level since the start of the pandemic.Meanwhile, the....