Fans of sports, movies, politics and history will pay extreme prices to get their hands on a piece of memorabilia with a story to tell. A new infographic from playnj.com lists the highest-priced pieces of memorabilia ever sold. Here’s a rundown of the top 12:
With third-quarter bank earnings season now less than a month away, short sellers seem to be betting on a disappointing quarter from big banks. According to a new report from financial analytics firm S3 Analytics, short sellers have been piling into the largest bank stocks in recent weeks.
General Motors Company GM 0.57% made a new intraday high for the first time since December 2013, trading up to $39.54 Friday. With rival Tesla Inc TSLA 1.91% grabbing most of the auto headlines in 2017, GM stock has quietly outperformed Tesla by a wide margin over the past three months.
As artificial intelligence becomes more advanced, machines will be able to more quickly and effectively comb the massive quantities of market data to identify patterns and other investment intelligence that traders can use to outperform the market.
There’s no question about it — growth stocks have been the place to be during this bull market. However, according to LPL analyst Burt White, the growth trade may have finally run its course in 2017.
BlackBerry Ltd BBRY‘s stock has been on fire in 2017, surging 34 percent year to date. But while the company has done a commendable job distancing itself from its legacy smartphone business and building its mobile security business, Bank of America analyst Daniel Bartus says there are still plenty of things to dislike about the stock.
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD 1% stock jumped nearly 8 percent from around $13.00 to above $14.00 this week after a report surfaced that the company was partnering with Tesla Inc TSLA 1.91%to develop an autonomous vehicle chip that utilized artificial intelligence technology. The reports took the market by surprise, especially since Tesla already has a partnership in place…
Now that Model 3 production is ramping up, Tesla will be discontinuingits lowest-priced Model S, previously the company’s most affordable option. Tesla will no longer be selling the rear-wheel-drive version of the Model S starting Sept. 24 but will be continuing production of the rest of the Model S lineup, including the 75D, 100D and P100D…
Wednesday was a big news day in the self-driving automobile technology space. A potential Tesla Inc TSLA 1.91% partnership with chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD 1% captured most of the headlines.
Reports surfaced Wednesday that Tesla Inc. TSLA 1.91% has partnered with semiconductor company Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD 1% to develop artificial intelligence-based driverless automobile chips.