After dipping as low as $45.58 in late August, WTI crude oil prices are once again knocking on the door of $50/bbl. Oil has had a bumpy ride since its 2014 sell-off, but its trading range has narrowed to between around $42/bbl and $55/bbl in the past year.

On Wall Street, it doesn’t get much worse than the F-word. Ubiquiti Networks Inc UBNT 2.89% shares are down more than 6 percent Monday after high-profile short seller and Citron managing editor Andrew Left called the company a “total fraud.”

After touring the new Tesla Inc TSLA 4.2% gigafactory in Reno, Baird analyst Ben Kallo is as bullish as ever on Tesla’s stock. In a new note Monday, Kallo described ramping production that he believes will lead to capacity expansion and falling costs in the years ahead.

Stephen Colbert hosted the 2017 Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday night, and as always there were plenty of surprising winners and losers on the night. Here’s an overview of some people, shows and networks that came out on top and some that disappointed.

After a blowout second quarter, Piper Jaffray is expecting big things from Netflix, Inc. NFLX 0.76% in the current quarter as well. On Monday, analyst Michael Olson said Google search data suggests Netflix could easily exceed its subscriber growth targets when it reports earnings next month.

Streaming TV services like Netflix, Inc. NFLX 0.76%, Time Warner Inc TWX 0.09%’s HBO Now and Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 0.99%’s Prime Video have forever changed the way TV viewers access programming. However, they’ve also changed the way viewers consume TV content as well.

Jeff Goldman, author of “Failed Traders: The 20 Common Mistakes Committed By Over 1,000 Losing Traders,” joined Benzinga’s PreMarket Prep show to discuss the recent volatility in bitcoin and why he has reduced his bitcoin holdings by about 50 percent in recent weeks.

Apple Inc. AAPL 0.98% investors had their biggest week of the year, with the company finally unveiling its highly-anticipated 10-year anniversary iPhone family of products.

Rough estimates suggest the average American will need more than $1 million set aside for retirement. According to the latest survey from GOBankingRates, Americans have a long way to go.

U.S. steel investors will be watching closely next week as two bellwethers for the domestic steel business are expected to release Q3 guidance. Jefferies analyst Seth Rosenfeld says Nucor Corporation(NYSE: NUE) will likely disappoint Wall Street by guiding for Q3 EPS of around 80 cents, while Steel Dynamics, Inc. (NASDAQ: STLD) will come closer to consensus estimates by guiding for EPS of 65 cents.