The Federal Reserve finally deemed the U.S. economy stable enough to raise interest rates this week, while volatility in the high-yield bond market appears anything but stable. Selloffs in the high yield market are typically bad for equities, and for now, the high-yield market remains firmly in a downtrend.
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The auto industry is hoping to finish off a strong 2015 with a record-breaking holiday sales season. This year’s holiday sales push kicked into full gear on Thanksgiving week when many manufacturers and dealers offered unprecedented Black Friday deals. Analysts predict this holiday season will be a historic one for the auto industry.
This year has been a solid year for U.S. regional casino operators, which have dramatically outperformed their larger international counterparts. In a new report, Deutsche Bank analyst Carlo Santarelli explained why he believes that 2016 will be another strong year for Boyd Gaming and other U.S. regional names.
The wait is finally over for one of the most highly-anticipated movies in recent history, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” Possibly the only people more excited about opening weekend than Star Wars fans are Disney shareholders, and a new report by Goldman Sachs analyst Drew Borst provides some spoilers for Disney investors about just how…
All eyes are on the Federal Reserve this week for signs of the U.S. interest rate policy in 2016 and beyond. However, Goldman Sachs analyst John Marshall has been watching the sell-off in the credit market instead. In a new report, he discusses what this recent drop means for the stock market.
This week, Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on several names in the emerging software space. Analyst Jesse Hulsing believes that an upcoming shift in the business will provide an opportunity for the leaders in the space.
There’s no question it has been a rough year for U.S. equity markets, but it has been a horrible year for the Toronto Venture Exchange. Despite the weakness, analyst Sujan Lahiri believes that the 2015 decline has created some TSX Venture buying opportunities.
As 2015 draws to a close, small business owners are watching and waiting for Congress to reach an agreement about this tax year’s Section 179 deduction. For small businesses, Congress’s decision could mean the difference between a $25,000 expense deduction cap and up to a $500,000 cap.
This week, Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on several names in the emerging software space. Analyst Jesse Hulsing believes that an upcoming shift in the business will provide an opportunity for the leaders in the space.