JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM 0.11% CEO Jamie Dimon recently published a new letter in which he discussed the positive role private business should play in society. Here’s a look at five key takeaways from Dimon’s letter.
FIS Astec Analytics has released its latest weekly report on the hottest stocks among short sellers from the previous week. Here’s a look at how this week’s list shifted compared to last week’s list.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc GS 0.12% shares are up 5.2 percent in the past five trading sessions after the company released disappointing first-quarter earnings numbers. The market initially punished Goldman for the miss, the worst among its peer group, but investors have since swooped in to buy Goldman shares on the dip.
Coach Inc COH 0.23% is set to report first-quarter earnings on May 2, and at least two Wall Street forms are bullish on the handbag giant headed into the big day.
Guggenheim issued a trio of upgrades Tuesday, raising ratings for American Express Company AXP 0.01% and JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM 0.11% from Neutral to Buy. The firm also raised its rating for Wells Fargo & Co WFC 0.13% from Sell to Neutral.
Express Scripts Holding Company ESRX 0.34% shares are down more than 13 percent after the company announced it is likely losing Anthem Inc ANTM 0.23%, its largest client, after Anthem’s current contract ends in 2019.
Twitter Inc TWTR 1.14% shares are up 2.1 percent in the past five trading days in what has become a familiar pattern for traders ahead of the company’s quarterly earnings reports. Twitter is expected to release Q1 earnings before the market open Wednesday, and the market is once again taking a bullish stance on Twitter…
Quarterly earnings season is certainly an important time of year for all investors, but earnings reports are a lot more impactful for certain stocks than others. For example, AT&T Inc. T 1.45% investors know they likely aren’t in for a big post-earnings move. In the past six quarters, the largest move AT&T made in response…
In addition to headline-grabbing issues such as healthcare and tax reform, one of the major issues President Donald Trump is facing in office is how to handle government-sponsored enterprises Federal National Mortgage Assctn Fnni Me FNMA 1.84% and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp FMCC 1.35%.
Few events generate as much excitement on Wall Street as the initial public offering of a major technology company. Companies like Facebook (ticker: FB), Twitter (TWTR) and Snap (SNAP) have products that are innovative and massively popular, and investors can’t wait to get a piece of the action.