JPMorgan analyst Sean Meakim sees plenty of bargains for selective oil services investors, but avoiding the most troubled names in the space is critical. According to Meakim, most deep-water drillers remain dangerous investments at this point.
The S&P 500 is down again on Thursday following the release of unexpectedly hawkish Fed minutes from Wednesday. One sector, however, understandably demonstrated a strong initial surge following the news: big banks.
U.S. auto makers Ford Motor Company F and General Motors Company GM both have a checkered past when it comes to their businesses. Both companies took loans from the government during the Financial Crisis, and they’ve both had ugly recalls related to vehicle safety. Ford recalled millions of tires in the early 90’s due to…
Summer blockbuster season is upon us. Here’s a look at what moviegoers and investors can expect from this summer’s movie season.
Abstracts for the ASCO 2016 meeting were released on Wednesday evening. With the event only a couple of weeks away, JPMorgan analyst Chris Schott took a look at what investors can expect from the ASCO presentations of four big-name pharma companies.
It’s not surprising to see mega-cap stocks like Apple Inc. AAPL and Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN jump 9 percent following big earnings beats. But Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. WMT post-earnings spike is a rare sight.
The 2016 market gold rush may be coming to a screeching halt. Gold sold off hard following an unexpectedly hawkish Fed minutes release on Wednesday, and the metal hit new three-week lows in early Thursday following a hawkish follow-up interview by Richmond Fed Chair Jeffrey Lacker.
There’s no question that advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are poised for tremendous growth in coming years, but there’s no reason to wait for the rubber to hit the road to invest in this new technology. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra sees three focus areas for investors looking to profit from the rise of autonomous vehicles:…
British Columbia, which has so far been skewed more toward natural gas than oil, could become a major player in the North American oil market in coming years. Raymond James analyst Kurt Molnar believes that oil companies and even the British Columbia government are beginning to recognize the opportunities.
Urban Outfitters, Inc. URBN investors are bracing themselves for the company’s Q1 earnings due out after the closing bell Wednesday, and the latest data from TickerTags indicate plenty of cause for concern. Social media buzz for Urban Outfitters’ key brands is dwindling.