The 2017 ESMO Congress wraps up on Tuesday in Madrid, Spain. On Monday, Jefferies issued a handful of flash notes related to companies presenting at the conference.

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd (ADR) TEVA 0.23%shareholders are jumping for joy on Monday after the market gave new CEO Kare Schultz a warm welcome in the form of a 21 percent gain for Teva stock. However, once the euphoria of a new CEO wears off, traders should be looking for the reality of Teva’s situation to set back in.

Demand for cryptocurrency mining has been a pleasant surprise for shareholders of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD 0.82% and NVIDIA Corporation NVDA 0.97%.

After an impressive 32-percent gain in the past year, MGM Resorts International MGM 2.06%’s lucky streak may be coming to an end. On Monday, Deutsche Bank downgraded MGM shares from Buy to Hold, and analyst Carlo Santarelli said he expects MGM stock to be range-bound for the time being.

Barclays recently initiated coverage on more than a dozen financial sector stocks. The firm was mostly bullish on the space, with a handful of exceptions. Here’s a breakdown of what Barclays had to say.

For traders looking for stock ideas, it doesn’t get much better than having a team of sector experts pick the number one stock in each of roughly 50 market subsectors. However, that’s exactly what Credit Suisse did in its latest Top Picks report.

There’s no sense (and no profits) in ignoring the 800-pound gorilla in the room. Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 0.99% has forever changed the landscape of Wall Street, and the companies that are unable to adapt or keep up with the times have been left in the dust. Bankruptcies have piled up over the last several years, and even many…

Equifax Inc. EFX 6.91% shares plunged more than 13 percent Friday on news of a massive security breach. The breach reportedly impacted as many as 143 million Americans. 

Most traders have heard of the role quantitative analysts, or “quants” play on Wall Street. Quants use advanced mathematical and statistical modeling to anticipate market moves and stay one step ahead of unsophisticated traders.

General Electric Company GE 0.48% investors have been waiting patiently for more than 15 years for the former bellwether of the U.S. economy to get its act together. So far, that patience hasn’t been rewarded.