In a new report, UBS analyst Colin Langran discusses the buying opportunity that the firm sees in auto suppliers. According to Langran, the risk for top stocks is majorly skewed to the upside.
Pacific Crest analyst John Vinh reports that initial demand for the new Samsung OTCSSNLF GS7 has been disappointing, despite aggressive buy-one-get-one-free promotions by carriers. According to Vinh, Samsung will not be the only one feeling the pain from the weak launch.
In a new report, Oppenheimer analyst Chris Kotowski discusses the differences between private equity-based “alternative” asset managers and “traditional” asset managers. According to Kotowski, the alternative managers are blowing the competition out of the water.
In a new report, UBS analyst Jon Rigby updated the firm’s outlook for the global oil markets, including predictions for when the market will begin to recover. According to Rigby, the market is now on course to reach a balance by 2017.
Walt Disney Co DIS 0.14%‘s “Zootopia” was the top draw at the box office for the second weekend in a row. The animated movie earned an estimated $50 million, bringing its total to $142 million.
Maybe the only place more excited about March Madness than the campuses of the schools that made the tournament is Las Vegas. Around $9 billion in legal and illegal bets were placed on the tournament last year, and Vegas casino operators Las Vegas Sands Corp. LVS 0.49%, Wynn Resorts, Limited WYNN 6.14%, MGM Resorts International…
In a new report, Axiom analyst Gordon Johnson discusses the reasons why he believes Joy Global Inc. JOY 1.93% is repeating its 2015 guidance mistakes again this year. By calling for a back-end loaded 2016 for earnings and revenues, Johnson believes that Joy Global is setting itself up for multiple downward revisions later this year.
Kellogg Company K 0.33% is battling some new negative PR from a graphic online video of a man urinating on a company assembly line. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Office of Criminal Investigation has launched an investigation of the incident.
For many investors, curling up with a good book is less about murder mysteries and forbidden love triangles and more about equity bubbles and high-frequency trading strategies. Here’s a look at five trending books that investors should have on their spring reading list.
According to the latest spreads by Sin Letter, there are currently some huge M&A arbitrage opportunities in the market. However, the bigger the spread, the bigger the risk – and a large spread is often an indication of market skepticism that the deal will ultimately go through.