As the world waits in anticipation of a beneficial deal between the U.S. and China Jim Cramer highlights a few stocks that would benefit most from the deal.
As a direct reaction, the Dow Jones Industrial Average index added 100 points at 4:15 am ET, mostly powered by strong returns for shares of JPMorgan Chase and Cisco Systems.
General Electric stocks have received a promotion from a Hold to Buy rating from a UBS analyst and have increased in response.
Citron Research sent a note to clients warning that Peloton shares may fall to $5 apiece in 2020.
Saudi Aramco managed to reach a $2 trillion valuation on the Saudi stock exchange as its shares temporarily rose 10% to 38.7 riyals apiece.
Samsung is expected to introduce its new Galaxy S11 and Galaxy Fold 2 on February 18, 2020.
Apple’s new Mac Pro could cost more than $52,000 due to upgrades that may be required by certain professionals and may cost around $40,000.
General Motors introduced new versions of Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban SUVs yesterday, however, GM stock hasn’t reacted as it was expected.
After the long-awaited IPO, Saudi Aramco shares surged which takes the oil producer’s valuation to a record $1.88 trillion level.
Alphabet has added Frances Arnold to its board of directors to support the company’s science-related efforts which may take its stock higher.
Morgan Stanley believes that Virgin Galactic’s stock price will grow 203% mostly thanks to their plans of organizing hypersonic travels.
Apple is currently the most valuable company and also the best performer on the Dow for 2019.
In the last three decades, numbers have been relatively consistent, keeping art investors happy and attracting more people.
Reports suggest that nearly 42% of global investment funds predict a stock market downturn in 2020 and 59% think that the global financial crisis will hit in the next 5 years.
The U.S. market has dominated international stocks for at least ten years now. However, this is expected to turn around next year.