With market uncertainty and concern over the remaining longevity of the bull market growing, Oppenheimer analyst Timothy Horan recently took a look at risk levels among communication and cloud stocks.
On Monday, Whitney Tilson, founder and Managing Partner of Kase Capital Management, published a new article on Seeking Alpha focusing on Lumber Liquidators. Despite the huge plunge in the company’s share price, Tilson believes that the stock has plenty of room to the downside and has maintained a large portion of his short position.
In a new report, Fundstrat analyst Thomas Lee looks for buying opportunities in the beaten-down healthcare sector. Lee believes the selloff has dragged down some quality stocks to prices low enough for traders to pull the trigger.
Morgan Stanley is once again slashing its forecast for upstream spending in the oil industry. However, despite the pricing weakness, analyst Ole Slorer believes that risk in many oil services and drilling equipment stocks is currently skewed to the upside.
In a new report, Morgan Stanley analyst Takeshi Yamaguchi looked at the latest economic numbers out of Japan heading into October. It’s no secret that Asian rival China has been dealing with economic struggles in recent months, but has the weakness spilled over to Japan?
Mergermarket just released its global M&A report for the first three quarters of 2015. Here’s a breakdown of the key findings.
With Q3 earnings season for big U.S. banks set to kick off in mid-October, Morgan Stanley analyst Betsy Graseck sees a potential opportunity for patient traders. In a new report, Graseck explained why the perfect time to buy big bank stocks could be coming soon.
After a steep decline in the month of August in response to economic weakness in China, the S&P 500 declined another 2.6 percent in the month of September. However, it wasn’t all bad news for index members in September.
Since the retirement of NASA’s Space Shuttle fleet, space travel has received relatively few headlines. However, a new report by Deutsche Bank analyst Myles Walton looked at the big business of space travel and which companies are best positioned to profit.
According to data released by the Macao Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau, gaming revenue in the month of September came in at 17.1 billion patacas, about 33 percent lower than September 2014.