Tesla Inc TSLA shares are headed into first-quarter earnings at all-time highs above $320, but investors anticipating the launch of the Model 3 later this year should keep expectations in check. According to Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne, market euphoria for Tesla stock will likely only last until the Model 3 is launched.
Twitter Inc TWTR investors enjoyed a big post-earnings pop last week, and shares are surging another 6.5 percent on Monday after the company disclosed that CEO Jack Dorsey purchased more than half a million shares of the stock. However, a surprise uptick in user numbers in the first quarter is still not enough for Argus…
The last thing Apple Inc. AAPL investors want to hear is that iPhone demand is falling. Unfortunately, a new survey from 451 Research indicates just that.
What a huge difference a year makes in the global gaming hub of Macau, China.
One of the hottest stocks in the market in recent years, NVIDIA Corporation NVDA has cooled off in the past two months ahead of Q1 earnings expected out on May 9. Nvidia received a double downgrade from Nomura and BMO Capital on February 22 and 23. Since that time, Nvidia has given both bullish and…
Monday marks the beginning of May. It also marks the beginning of a six-month period that has historically delivered lackluster market returns.
Tesla (ticker: TSLA) investors love CEO Elon Musk. Musk is a visionary genius and entrepreneurial billionaire who is often compared to “Iron Man” superhero protagonist Tony Stark. But while Musk fans are excited by his insatiable thirst for innovative technology, Tesla investors may be getting uneasy about his growing number of outside commitments.
Google parent company Alphabet Inc (ticker: GOOG, GOOGL) is making big changes to two of its largest, most popular businesses. In response to criticism from both users and advertising customers, Google will be altering its YouTube advertising policies to give advertisers more control over where their ads are placed. In addition, Google has pledged to…
Under Armour Inc (ticker: UA, UAA) investors got some much-needed good news this week when the company reported slightly better-than-expected earnings and revenue in the first quarter. Under Armour shares initially jumped nearly 10 percent on the news, but the company still faces a number of headwinds competing in the athleisure market in years ahead.
Domino’s Pizza, Inc. (ticker: DPZ) shares initially traded higher by nearly 4 percent on Thursday after the company delivered yet another strong quarter of earnings and revenue growth to kick off 2017. However, with the stock now up more than 400 percent in the past five years, some Wall Street analysts are growing leery of…