Major technology companies' resilience to the coronavirus crisis has supported the tech-heavy index in 2020 along with increased digital activities.
SPACulation Part 2
The good news is that all of these fresh reads are improvements over what analysts had been expecting.
The S&P 500 (SPY) is up over 70% from the ferocious bear market low set in March of 2020. Let me be emphatically clear…IT WONT BE THAT EASY IN 2021! So let’s discuss the 2021 stock market outlook including...
Is All The Good News Already Priced In?
965K new jobless claims were filed last week, much higher than the 800K expected, and even higher than the downwardly revised 784K reported a week ago.
, /PRNewswire/ -- Invesco Ltd. (NYSE: IVZ), a leading provider of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), announces today that the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM) and Invesco NASDAQ Next Gen 100 ETF (QQQJ) together...
More and more experts are pointing to the stock market (SPY) being well above historical valuation levels. Then when you see the movement of stocks like Tesla its hard not to think of the tech bubble of...
Gasoline costs rose 8.4% on the month, representing more than 60% of all monthly CPI gains.
The year 2020 can easily be fully attributed to the Nasdaq as the tech-heavy index gained jumped about 44%. However, the index many more reasons to rally this year too.
Steve Reitmeister boils down the lessons learned in his 40 year investing career into 9 simple to follow strategies that can help you outperform the stock market (SPY) in 2021. This includes how he bought...
After months of outsized gains in Leisure/Hospitality, the floor has finally given out.
The year 2020 can easily be fully attributed to the Nasdaq as the tech-heavy index gained jumped about 44%. However, the index many more reasons to rally this year too.
Market futures are up to new record highs this morning after a dark cloud descended over the Capitol building Wednesday afternoon.
The stock market (SPY) stumbled out of the gate to start 2021, but that is getting rectified quickly. Before you starting getting too bullish, you should read this market outlook from investment veteran...
New strain of coronavirus, growing demand for digitization and past record indicate that the Nasdaq can win in 2021 too after its best year since 2009.
We have highlighted ETFs that saw huge inflows and outflows during 2020.
At these elevated levels, even a 1.5% drop (like we saw on the Nasdaq, S&P and Russell 2000 yesterday) could be viewed as skimming profits.
After a terrific 2020 in the equities markets and a continuation in today's pre-market, investors sent the first trading day of 2021's close into the red.
The Nasdaq clocked double-digit gains for two years in a row in 2020. It may log double-digit gains in 2021 all over again if the virus scenario does not improve as fast as expected.
