The biggest players of the market regained control last week. But the week’s biggest story wasn’t just price or volume — it was the rapid reversal in market breadth. Here's the story of a man name Zweig, and why his market signal is important.
All of the major indexes finished higher on Friday, boosted by a better-than-expected jobs report and a potential thawing in the trade war between the U.S. and China.
The price of gold edged down over 0.35% on Friday, as it appeared set to end the week with losses of over 2.5%. An improvement in risk appetite due to easing trade tensions, along with a strong labor market report, prompted investors to book profits.
Companies in the semiconductor space are at the forefront of the ongoing technological revolution based on HPC, AI, electrified and automated driving, IoT, and so forth. Given this favorable backdrop, here are two stocks in the industry to watch.
The stock market recently staged one of its most spectacular “V-shaped” recoveries in history. And many investors are likely wondering if the worst is over. Let’s break down the move in detail.
Chevron posted adjusted earnings of $3.8 billion, though headline earnings came in lower at $3.5 billion due to special charges. The oil major returned $6.9 billion to shareholders, even as it scaled back buyback guidance amid oil price weakness.
