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Goldman Sachs revealed the stocks most popular with the nearly $2 trillion hedge fund industry. The so-called VIP list has outperformed the S&P 500 this year.
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Stocks rallied Friday amid hope that the worst is over for financials and after solid earnings from multinationals.
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Whenever the stock market rushes full speed ahead, it is hard not to look for the big let-down. That could be the case in the week ahead... Major earnings reports, housing data, annual shareholder meetings, and Tuesday's Pennsylvania presidential primaries are what traders will be watching to see if the trend continues.
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Corporate earnings put investors in a buying mood and sent the Dow soaring. What's the "Word on the Street?"
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For the week ending Friday, April 18, 2008 the US Markets ended the week rallying on earnings news. The Dow had its best week since Feb 1 and rallied 256.8 points on Wednesday and another 228.87 points on Friday, for its biggest point gains since April 1st.
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The week started out poorly, with Wachovia Bank disappointing, and creating fears that the financials would simply fall apart. It didn't happen; Merrill Lynch and Citi reported big writedowns and poor earnings;
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The equity markets end a strong week fueled by earnings, commodities continue to climb, and the dollar strengthens.
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It's the big parts of America's economy that are performing well. It's difficult to remember that when so much of the financial system is credit crunched.
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Stocks soared Friday amid renewed hope that the worst is over for financials and solid earnings from the industrial and tech sectors.
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Sell first and ask questions later -- this has characterized trading in Google stock since January, and the biggest problem for Google and its investors has been coming from market research firm comScore. But how reliable is comScore research, anyway?
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As people consumer more bottled water, there's been growing concern over how empty plastic bottles are disposed of. As a result, t consumers are increasingly looking at drinking tap water from reusable water bottles and businesses are springing up to serve them.
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Google is up over 85 points, or 18 percent, Friday. Here are the biggest one-day moves of the S&P 500 constituents (adjusted for splits and dividends).
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U.S. stocks opened sharply higher Friday as a string of powerful earnings reports showed blue-chip corporate strength that belied fears of a crumbling economy.
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An earnings windfall for Google should benefit rival Yahoo in buyout talks with Microsoft, as investors view the results as proof of a robust online advertising market.
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U.S. stocks opened sharply higher Friday as a string of powerful earnings reports showed blue-chip corporate strength that belied fears of a crumbling economy.
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After a week like this one, the pressure's on the next batch of tech stars to beat the Street and keep this momentum going, with investors turning their attention to Yahoo, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon, all set to report earnings next week.
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In posting a profit well in excess of expectations, Google shares are bouncing back from the depth of investor doubt.
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Google's good earnings news should put a shine into the market, and certainly into its stock in Friday trading.
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Google hits it out of the park, Merrill posts a loss but shares climb anyway and Pfizer plummets. All the earnings trades and much more right here.
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Google reported earnings that rose 30 percent and handily beat analysts' expectations, and the company's shares jumped in late trading.
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First it was Intel, then IBM, and now Google. Pretty soon, the message might get out that tech isn't nearly as bad as people thought. No two ways about it: the Google earnings report is extraordinary.