This month, JFK conspiracy theorists got what they had been waiting for for more than 50 years when the government declassified more than 2,800 files related to the investigation into President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
Popular CNBC analyst Jim Cramer has moved the market once again with his pick of Mastercard Inc MA 0.87% as his stock of the week back on Friday. However, as if often the case with TV analyst pics, traders quickly stepped in to take the other side of the trade on Monday morning.
Helios and Matheson Analytics Inc HMNY 4.19% shareholders have been on quite a ride in the past couple of months. The stock is down 5 percent Monday as the market is still trying to place an appropriate value on the company’s MoviePass stake.
Things may soon go from bad to worse for Under Armour Inc UAA 2.51% investors. Despite the fact that Under Armour stock is down roughly 50 percent in the past year, Bank of America has downgraded the stock from Neutral to Underperform and sees additional downside of about 25 percent from current levels.
The Nintendo Co., Ltd (ADR) NTDOY 0.26% Switch console has been a surprise hit for investors and has single-handedly rejuvenated U.S. video game sales. But according to NPD Group analyst Mat Piscatella, the Switch passed the torch to the recently-launched SNES Classic platform in the month of September.
Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 0.65%‘s stock spiked more than 12 percent Friday after the company reported third-quarter numbers that clearly impressed the market. A number of Wall Street analysts weighed in on Amazon following the report.
Gain Capital Holdings Inc GCAP 0.14% is the newest way for traders to play the bitcoin craze. The stock spiked more than 15 percent on Friday after management revealed the company would be launching bitcoin trading.
The big news on Wall Street Thursday afternoon was the potential $66 billion buyout of Aetna Inc AET 0.89% by CVS Health Corp CVS 0.6%. Analysts are looking at the potential deal in terms of how traders should play the two stocks involved.
President Donald Trump has reportedly narrowed his decision for Federal Reserve chair down to three people: current chair Janet Yellen, Stanford University economist John Taylor or former investment banker Jay Powell.
Health care investors were blindsided on Thursday afternoon when Dow Jones reported that CVS Health Corp CVS 0.6% is exploring a $66 billion bid for Aetna Inc AET 0.89%. As expected, Wall Street analysts have a lot to say about the potential deal.