Q3 earnings season is about to kick off for online video game companies Activision Blizzard, Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive Software. In a new report, Credit Suisse analyst Stephen Ju gives his take on what shareholders should watch for when these three companies report.
Deutsche Bank analyst Abhishek Singhania believes that there is no such thing as a zero lower bound when it comes to U.S. interest rates. In a new report, he discusses five reasons why sub-zero interest rates seem feasible and could prove to be the best stimulus tool in the future.
The Fintech revolution has grown rapidly in recent years, and it appears as if it will not be going away anytime soon.
Wall Street appears to have a mixed view of LED-maker Cree after the company reported a revenue beat on in-line earnings.
Earnings season for U.S. refiners is kicking off soon, and Citi Research analyst Faisel Khan recently previewed refiner earnings and downgraded several names in the space. Citi believes that narrowing differentials will continue to weigh on refiner margins in the near future.
In a new report, Citi Research analyst Scott Gruber looked at oil services stocks and suggested a couple of pair trades for traders that want to protect against further downside in oil prices.
There’s no doubt about it: 2015 has been a rough year for hedge funds. New data from Bloomberg indicates that more funds have shut down this year than in any other year since the Financial Crisis. Here’s a look at just how bad it’s gotten.
In a new report, Marty Fridson, CIO at Lehmann Livian Fridson Advisors LLC – a wealth management fund specializing in income investing, focuses on speculative high-yield corporate bonds. Fridson has crunched the numbers and has determined that the market is currently pricing in a 10 percent default rate in the energy sector.
The Internet of Things has been a major buzz-phrase in the technology world and on Wall Street in recent years. But are we already living in a world of connected homes, or is that still years down the road for the average American?
In a new report, Goldman Sachs analyst Brian Lee took an in-depth look at what he calls the “holy grail” of renewable energy: grid-scale power storage.