Political pundits have another five months to argue about which of the leading presidential candidates would be best for the U.S. economy. But politics aside, Hillary Clinton may be the best choice for stock investors in the near term for one simple reason: President Barack Obama. More specifically, the fact that Clinton and Obama are…
Citi analyst Kate McShane recently pitted luxury handbag stocks Kate Spade & Co KATE, Coach Inc COH and Michael Kors Holdings Ltd KORS head-to-head-to-head in a 10-round “cage match” to see which stock offers the best opportunity for investors. Here’s a re-cap of the battle.
The Apple Inc. AAPL iPhone 7 cycle may end up being softer than investors had hoped, and potential production cuts would certainly be bad news for iPhone suppliers. However, according to Pacific Crest analyst John Vinh, fears surrounding further production cuts are already priced into Apple’s suppliers.
The global oil market may be rebalanced well before many investors expect. According to Bernstein analyst Bob Brackett, oil-levered E&Ps will be some of the major beneficiaries once the oil market reaches equilibrium in the second half of this year.
Former NFL linebacker Na’il Diggs recently wrote very candidly for SI.com about his financial struggles during and after his playing career, and why so many highly-paid NFL players end up broke after they retire. Diggs attributes, in part, the irresponsible financial behavior many players demonstrate begins with the culture in which they are raised.
Slowly but surely, Internet advertising continues to eat away at TV advertising market share. According to the latest checks by MKM Partners analyst Rob Sanderson, Q1 advertising spend came in mostly in line with expectations.
Every month, Credit Suisse takes a look at Morningstar fund flow data to measure the temperature of the market. April’s data was market by “severe outflows” in U.S. equities.
The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll of likely U.S. voters showed Donald Trump has surged in popularity and is now running nearly even with rival Hillary Clinton.
There are lots of clean energy investors out there who have very principled beliefs about the future of the global energy business. However, in the near term, fossil fuel investors and clean energy investors should both be hoping for the same thing: higher prices.
To say that the energy sector has made for some tricky trading in the past couple of years would be quite an understatement, but Canaccord analysts have found four energy stocks that they love: Earthstone Energy Inc ESTE 2.22%, Abraxas Petroleum Corp. AXAS 0.69%, Canadian Solar Inc. CSIQ 0.57% and Ring Energy Inc REI 3.99%.