Nasdaq Futures Slump As Microsoft’s Outlook Dampens Tech Recovery Hopes — Analyst Warns Of More Bumpiness By Mid-February
U.S. stocks look set to start Wednesday’s session on the back foot as traders digest mixed earnings news flow and continued pouring in of weak economic data points.
Cues From Tuesday’s Trading:
S&P 500 Could Rally Over 20% In 2023, Says Market Strategist: ‘Akin To 1982 When Stocks Went Nearly Vertical’
The stock market has started off 2023 on a positive note, raising hopes of a revival after 2022's dismal showing.
Rivian Loses Another Top Executive: Chief Lobby Officer To Depart In February
Rivian Automotive Inc’s (NASDAQ: RIVN) chief lobby officer Jim Chen is exiting the electric vehicle maker, joining a slew of C-suite talen
5 Key Investor Questions Elon Musk, His Tesla Team May Address On Wednesday’s Q4 Earnings Call
All eyes will be riveted on Elon Musk and his Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) team as they prepare to comment on the results, outlook and near-term direction of the company after one of the company’s toughest-ever quarters on the earnings call scheduled for Wednesday, 5:30 p.m.
Apple Avoids Layoffs, Dogecoin Surges, South America Does A Eurozone And More: 5 Key Stories You May Have Missed From The Weekend
As the fourth-quarter reporting season starts in earnest this week, chatter over the weekend focused on its impact on the fledgling recovery seen in the market. Discussions also centered around the odds of a recession materializing and the likely monetary policy stance of the Federal Reserve when it meets at the end of the month.
Tesla Over Anything And Everything: Analyst Says Retail Investors’ Tech-Sector Priorities Clear Amid Market Meltdown
The tech space saw a brutal sell-off in 2022, with negative sentiment proving contagious and hurting the broader market too. Undeterred by the weakness, retailer investors made a beeline for one stock.
Tesla, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, TI Among Companies Reporting This Week: Can Netflix’s Optimism Spill Over To Rest Of Tech Space?
Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) shares jumped nearly 8.5% on Friday before settling at their highest level since April 19, 2022, when shares plunged after the company reported its first loss in net paid subscriber adds in a decade.