3D printing technology allows users to easily replicate small items like paper clips, coat hangers and broken refrigerator door handles. Unfortunately, some creative criminals have taken advantage of the declining price of 3D printers to make the lives of law enforcement officers extremely difficult.
In the wake of the Brexit vote, the next Federal Reserve interest rate hike has been put on hold. Many economists still expect another hike by the end of 2016, but others are concerned that the Fed’s next move will need to be some form of easing.
As stock option trading has become more popular and sophisticated, the jargon associated with options has expanded dramatically. For example, you may have heard traders refer to an “options sweep.”
In the past decade, the popularity of stock options has exploded. Online trading platforms have injected liquidity into the options market and made it easily-accessible to retail traders. But many stock traders (and even some options traders) may not fully understand what exactly a stock option is.
Tesla Motors (NASDAQ:TSLA) shareholders can learn a lot from what happened to Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock after NFLX reported Q2 earnings this week. Netflix is the perfect example of the dangers of buying a stock with an incredibly high valuation and equally high market expectations.
A number of British stocks have been hit hard since the referendum vote to leave the EU, but Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A, RDS.B) is not one of them. Shares are now up 0.3% since the Brexit vote after initially falling more than 8% during the knee-jerk market sell-off.
The seemingly endless stream of quantitative easing (QE) measures by central banks around the world has driven interest rates into negative territory for the first time in history in Germany and a handful of other economies around the world. Unfortunately, one of the unintended side effects of all this stimulus is that the gap between…
The market was not impressed by Tesla Motors Inc TSLA 0.8% CEO Elon Musk’s “Master Plan Part 2,” which was unveiled on Wednesday. Tesla’s stock is down 2.8 percent so far on Thursday, and Musk’s presentation has been widely-criticized for lack of financial details.
Tesla Motors Inc TSLA 0.8% CEO Elon Musk laid out part two of his “master plan” for Tesla on Wednesday, and Wall Street wasn’t impressed. Musk’s document played to his visionary strengths but did little to ease concerns over the company’s finances.
D.A. Davidson analyst Kevin Reevey just initiated coverage on four U.S. regional banks, and he apparently has a very mixed outlook for the space. Here’s a summary of what he had to say.