I write so many articles these days that sometimes I forget all about them. Today when I was researching an article on Apple’s technicals, I remembered that I wrote an article about a bearish engulfing in Apple’s chart about a year ago. At the time, Apple was literally trading at its all-time high, and it…
The SEC says it’s finally cracking down on non-GAAP accounting. Wall Street companies have been using non-GAAP accounting since the 1990s. Now, only a couple of decades after it appeared, the SEC is springing into action to nip this non-GAAP fad in the bud.
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. WWE 1.96% shareholders will have to wait until May 10 for the company’s Q1 top and bottom-line numbers, but the latest data from TickerTags indicate the company is generating some impressive social media growth.
A decade after the height of the U.S. housing bubble, the impact of its collapse is still playing out in the U.S. market. The graph below shows how the percentage of Americans that own homes and the percentage of Americans that rent housing have changed since 2000.
Tesla Motors Inc TSLA 1.61% initially surged more than 4.0 percent in Wednesday’s after-hours session following a Q1 earnings report mostly in line with Wall Street expectations. However, the stock has plummeted more than 5 percent in Thursday’s session after the market had a bit more time to digest what it saw from Tesla.
This year’s Ira Sohn Conference took place on Wednesday, and high-profile investors and fund managers gave attendees plenty of investment advice. Unfortunately, the track record of Ira Sohn presenters is not so great.
On your typical map, Canada and the United States look somewhat comparable to most Americans. But the Vox map below shows just how desolate much of the northern Canadian wilderness really is.
A new study by conservative think tank American Action Forum casts some major doubt on the viability of Donald Trump’s undocumented immigrant deportation plan. According to the study, implementing the plan could shrink the U.S. economy by about 2 percent.
The National Football League raked in more than $13 billion in revenue last year. Clearly Americans love the inherently violent game. But, the bigger and faster the players get, the more dangerous the game becomes.
It’s always reassuring for shareholders when a billionaire activist investor takes a large stake in a stock. However, three big-name activist investors have been selling Apple (AAPL), Canadian Pacific Railway(CP) and Legg Mason (LM) stock in recent weeks.