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CAT earnings cleared analyst targets, but shares dipped Friday, after Wednesday's strong Q4 results from United Rentals.
Longtime homeowners and those whose property value has skyrocketed could be in for a particularly nasty surprise. Here are some ways to reduce the tax bill.
Shares of the video game retailer GameStop (NYSE: GME) had popped nearly 26% as of 1:37 p.m. ET today as excitement over a potential short squeeze rose on social media. GameStop is the pioneer of the meme-stock movement that took 2021 by storm, so the stock is heavily susceptible to big random moves up and down. Today, it looks like interest in the stock on social media is building, as short interest has risen to the highest it's been in more than a year, according to analytics company Ortex.
Wednesday was yet another strong day for oil and gas stocks, but shares of natural gas companies stood out, with many soaring by double-digit percentages. Range Resources is a Texas-based natural gas exploration and production company with major operations in the Marcellus shale in Pennsylvania. The company also produces natural gas liquids and crude oil, but almost 70% of its production is natural gas.
Yahoo Finance Live anchors discuss quarterly earnings for Alibaba.
Finding stocks trading below book value per share can sometimes turn up companies that are undervalued and worth further analysis. In accounting jargon, book value is a company's total assets minus liabilities and is sometimes referred to as shareholders' equity. This is currently the case for Calvin Klein owner PVH (NYSE: PVH), AT&T (NYSE: T), and Paramount Global (NASDAQ: PARA), which are all trading below their book value at the time of writing.
Yahoo Finance Live's Seana Smith looks at Costco shares ahead of the retailer's earnings report coming out tomorrow.
The company's photos have been all over the news. Now the U.S. awarded it a major, long-term contract.
2022 hasn't been a vintage year so farfor industrial giant General Electric (NYSE: GE). If GE Healthcare misses its earnings expectations, then the spinoff might not get the price that management hopes, and the 19.9% stake retained by GE will not be worth as much as many expect.
Yahoo Finance's Jared Blikre examines Nvidia's Q1 earnings report and its stock movements in comparison to the rest of the semiconductor industry.
DEEP DIVE The stock market, shocked by the Federal Reserve’s policy changes to fight inflation, has been gored this year, with growth and technology companies bearing the brunt of the biggest declines.
Once worth more than $140 billion, Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) has had a steep fall from grace. At the beginning of its time as a public company, investors envisioned Rivian as the next Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) but quickly were dealt a loss. As harsh as the fall was, Tesla has experienced multiple 50% plus drops as well.
Breaking down a classic Bob Farrell maxim that warned of weakness ahead.
Yahoo Finance Live anchors discuss quarterly earnings for Nvidia.
Jim Kelleher, director of research at Argus Research, joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss Nvidia's latest quarterly results.
Shares of cloud computing company Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX) fell sharply this morning after that the company reported a third-quarter loss that was far worse than expected and issued revenue guidance that was below Wall Street's average estimate. Nutanix's third-quarter sales increased 17% from the year-ago quarter to $403.7 million and beat analysts' consensus estimate of $397.9 million. Nutanix's diluted loss per share of $0.50 in the quarter was an improvement from a loss of $0.60 in the year-ago quarter, but it was far worse than the loss of $0.22 that Wall Street was expecting.
Ark Innovation ETF has slumped, along with the disruptive tech companies asset manager Cathie Wood favors.
Chipmaker and software provider Broadcom beat Wall Street's targets for its fiscal second quarter and confirmed a deal to buy VMware.
Stock markets have been bearing the brunt of multiple headwinds in recent months. Persistently high inflation, slowing GDP growth, and a jobs market that, while expanding in absolute terms, is still down from pre-pandemic levels are feeding fears that we’re facing a round of ‘70’s-style stagflation. And these have combined with geopolitical factors – the Russia-Ukraine war, the resumption of severe lockdown policies in China – to ratchet up worries about recession in the near term. It’s a tradin
A recovery in the technology sector is inevitable in the long run, and these companies could lead the charge.
The Nasdaq is in bear market territory, and many top growth stocks are down along with it. At their peak, many growth stocks were likely grossly overvalued. A couple of stocks that stand out as particularly attractive buys at their current prices are Teladoc Health (NYSE: TDOC) and Upstart Holdings (NASDAQ: UPST).
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