Following up on their recent TMT Conference in Miami, analysts at Jefferies released a report with the key takeaways from five big semiconductor names that were present at the conference. Overall, analysts liked what they saw from the conference and are bullish on the sector.
Analysts at Citi Research recently took an in-depth look at rail stocks following a fresh set of volume numbers. With volumes coming in below Citi’s projections, analysts scaled back their Q2 expectations for rail stocks.
After a strong close to trading last week, the S&P 500 is once again nearing all-time highs. The six-year bull market that followed the Financial Crisis has been good to many investors. Earnings ratios One of the most traditional ways of valuing the stock market is by using the price to earnings ratio (PE). The…
Anyone that has owned stocks recently has likely noticed that share prices are not the only things that have been on the rise: dividends and buyback hikes have been a routine occurrence. But what do the aggressive capital return programs say about the state of the bull market and the U.S. economy?
According to Jeff Benjamin at iDownloadBlog.com, Apple Inc. AAPL 0.14%‘s Apple Watch OS 1.0 operating system lacks an important security feature that could make the Apple Watch more vulnerable to theft.
Another day, another BlackBerry Ltd (NASDAQ: BBRY) buyout rumor. This time it was Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) that was the rumored buyer (again), and it turns out that the source of the rumor, an article published by The Inquirer, was a recap of a previous rumor that drove BlackBerry shares up nearly 6 percent earlier this…
A new report by Morgan Stanley Research provides an overview of the current landscape for digital advertising. According to the report, surging mobile inventory and programmatic buying produced weak display advertising numbers during Q1. While analysts see pockets of strength in the digital advertising pace, they also see room for downside to the high consensus…
According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Sprint Corp S 0.21% and Verizon Communications Inc. VZ 0.22% have agreed to pay $158 million for their role in alleged illegal third-party billing of their customers. The process, known as “cramming” cost customers millions of dollars over the decade spanning from 2004 to 2013.
Analysts at Baird recently took an in-depth look at water utility stocks. Many names in the space have underperformed recently despite reporting strong Q1 earnings numbers, and analysts maintain their overall bullish outlook.
A recent study by Quicken Loans Inc. revealed a growing disparity between appraiser and homeowner opinions of home worth. While home values have generally increased from month to month over the past year, homeowners’ perceptions of home value have become increasingly inflated relative to appraiser valuations.