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8 Catalysts That Are Moving Amazon Stock

The technology sector is off to a bumpy start to 2018, including e-commerce giant Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN). Quarter after quarter, Amazon continues to put up impressive growth numbers. Despite concerns over the stock’s valuation, Amazon’s aggressive expansion, unique market positioning and ability to disrupt new industries have consistently propelled its stock to new highs. However,…

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The Sharks Are Already Circling a Wounded Sears

Sears Holdings Corp (Nasdaq: SHLD) is still struggling to stay afloat by cutting costs and closing stores, but there have been few signs that the effort is working. Instead, some investors are preparing for Sears to eventually disappear all together, and UBS says the lion’s share of Sears’ remaining business could go to just three other companies.

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General Dynamics Gets Stronger With CSRA Deal

Defense technology giant General Dynamics Corporation (NYSE: GD) announced a $6.8 billion buyout of CSRA Inc (CSRA) on Monday, sending shares of CSRA soaring more than 30 percent. The CSRA buyout comes just days after the latest Congressional budget deal put more money in the U.S. military’s pocket.

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Comcast and Disney May Be Fighting for Fox

The merger and acquisition market in the media space is red hot at the moment, and recent reports suggest that it could soon get even hotter. Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA) is reportedly considering an effort to outbid Walt Disney Co. (DIS) for the movie studio and cable TV assets of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc (FOXA), a move that…

Investors Brace For Weak Under Armour Earnings

Under Armour Inc (NYSE: UA, UAA) investors are looking for any signs of life from the company when it reports fourth-quarter earnings on Feb. 13. The company’s third-quarter earnings report was a disaster, and analysts doubt that recent positive trends in footwear sales will be enough to turn the tide.

How Can Pepsi Keep the Fizz in Its Stock?

Soda giant PepsiCo, Inc. (Nasdaq: PEP) is expected to report its fourth-quarter earnings on Feb. 13. Pepsi and Coca-Cola Co. (KO) both had a rough go of it in 2017 in a difficult and highly competitive U.S. beverage market, a trend which is unlikely to change in 2018.