Netflix, Inc. NFLX 0.97% shares are surprisingly flat on Tuesday morning after the company reported its third-quarter earnings Monday afternoon. The market can’t seem to decide what to make of Netflix’s numbers. Here’s what six Wall Street analysts had to say.
Live sports has been one of the few remaining strongholds that traditional television has held onto, but falling NFL ratings indicate sports fans may finally be cutting their cords as well. Sports contents won’t come cheap for Facebook Inc FB 0.47%, Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 0.33% and Alphabet Inc GOOG 0.31% GOOGL 0.34%, but Pivotal analyst Brian Wieser says these streaming giants won’t shy away from…
Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 0.33% has developed quite the reputation over the years for dabbling in all kinds of surprising businesses. Some work out in the long term and others don’t, but Amazon’s all-in mentality has made it the mad scientist of the retail sector.
Apple Inc. AAPL 0.69% iPhone suppliers may have to wait a little bit longer than expected to ride the iPhone X tailwinds. KeyBanc analyst John Vinh expects most iPhone supplier stocks to remain range-boundwhile Apple works past temporary iPhone supply constraints.
Transenterix Inc TRXC 0.35% stock is up more than 56 percent Monday after the company gained FDA clearance for its Senhance surgical robot. The company was previously denied clearance from the FDA for its SurgiBot System back in April 2016.
Shares of United States Steel Corporation X 1.33% have traded higher by 17.2 percent in the past three months, but Longbow Research analyst Chris Olin believes the stock could be headed lower in the near term. According to Olin, there is a disconnect between positive investor sentiment and deteriorating market fundamentals, particularly in oil country tubular goods (see Olin’s track…
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President Donald Trump ramped up his criticism of the NFL this week, calling out the league for taking advantage of “massive tax breaks” after repeatedly condemning the league for allowing players to protect the national anthem.
Third-quarter earnings season is officially underway, with JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM 0.12%and Citigroup Inc C 0.25% issuing their reports Thursday, and Wall Street analysts are discussing what investors should expect.
PG&E Corporation PCG 1.79% shares are down 11 percent on Friday after reports have surfaced claiming downed power lines may be responsible for starting the devastating wild fires in Northern California. Investors are majorly concerned about potential liability for the fires.