Shares of Yum popped as much as 3% in post market trade after the company reported earnings that beat expectations. What's the fast food trade, now?
Select financials moved midday: Citi up 7 percent, Fannie Mae up 13 percent, Freddie Mac up 16 percent, AIG up 16 percent. The one thing they all have in common: big government ownership of their shares. I have heard vague rumors that the government may attempt to restrict short selling in names that they own. This makes little sense, since the government has already had a poor experience with restricting short sales in financials....
Buzz on the Street suggests the gov't is going to off-load some of its stake in Citi after the lock-up expires. If the gov't is selling, should you be buying?
Find out what top analysts are saying about solar stocks and more. How should you be positioned, now?
In one of the stranger reasons for bullishness contained within often number-heavy and opaque analyst reports, one analyst cites the high-end restaurant chain’s rollout of a “Happy Hour” in the next several weeks as reason to keep buying the stock.
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Though a bailout for Greece triggered a relief rally Thursday, details were few and far between. How should you trade as the market waits and worries.
Plus, find out why the Dow managed to close in positive territory after a near two-day sell-off.
Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Infosys and Cheesecake Factory popped while Petrobras and Gap dropped.
The Dow topped 9,000 for the first time since January as investors shrugged off a rise in jobless claims and cheered earnings from Ford and 3M. A third straight rise in existing-home sales also buoyed the market.
The Dow topped 9,000 for the first time since January as investors shrugged off a rise in jobless claims and cheered earnings from Ford and 3M. A third straight rise in existing-home sales also buoyed the market.
Stocks rallied Thursday as investors shrugged off a rise in jobless claims and focused on encouraging earnings from Ford and 3M. A third straight rise in existing-home sales also buoyed the market.
Futures indicated a slightly higher open for Wall Street Thursday ahead of another vast amount of earnings reports.
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The market’s rally today was driven by the strong May consumer confidence numbers released at 10am ET this morning. With confidence building, the hope is that the consumer will start spending again.