Alphabet (GOOGL) stock price has been topsy-turvy. This, however, doesn’t change the company’s profit outlook as investors expect increased demand due to the COVID-19 situation.
The Xerox-HP takeover bid has been suspended due to the COVID-19 situation. Yesterday, Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) stock lost around 3% and today it is falling in the pre-market.
As COVID-19 continues to spread, technology stock prices have fallen in tandem with the general market. However, such tech stocks as MSFT and AMZN could also become the market leaders.
As gyms are closed, the demand for alternatives modes of working out has increased. And here comes Peloton that provides fitness solutions for at-home sports activities. Peloton (PTON) stock is expected to surge in the near future.
Five pharmaceutical companies across the globe lead the race in producing the first approved COVID-19 vaccine. Wall Street is likewise on alert for banking on the first company to produce an efficient one.
Tesla seems to be an all-weather stock. It could still remain a leading stock during this turbulent period for several reasons. Despite the recent fall, today TSLA is up.
Ford (F) stock price is unstable while the company is preparing to produce 50,000 GE ventilators in collaboration with Generic Electric to help coronavirus patients.
Facebook (FB) jumped 5.84%, approximately $9.16 yesterday, In the pre-market, it is still gaining and has reached $166,20. JPMorgan and JMP Securities have reduced their price target of the stock to $215, which reciprocates to approximately 30% gains.
Apple is going to bring new devices to consumers this year despite the coronavirus outbreak. The technology giant is using remote collaborations to achieve its goal of getting out new products before the end of the year. AAPL stock is up.
Tesla’s production line has been severely impacted by the rising COVID-19 cases in the U.S. and across the globe. Analysts are weighing different possibilities for its first-quarter deliveries. TSLA stock is unstable.
Microsoft (MSFT) stock rose by over 6% to trade at $159.99 on March 30. The spike is attributed to a 775% rise in the Microsoft Cloud services usage, as more people stay at home amidst coronavirus outbreak.
Johnson & Johnson after the announcement of the test of its coronavirus vaccine, JNJ stock has continued to surge, rising over 7%.
As a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, EasyJet has announced that it has grounded its entire fleet of more than 300 aircraft. EasyJet stock market has lost another 8% after the announcement amidst internal disagreements.
Abbott Laboratories (ABT) stock rises further following the company’s announcement about its system for identifying coronavirus. Today, during the pre-market hours, Abbott Laboratories shares were 8.77% up. Now they are 6.83% up.
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) stock price remained in the neutral territory today in the pre-market as strategists say that the worst is over for the financial markets. As the trading opened, JPM started falling.