Tag: market cycles
United Airlines (UAL) Declines Despite Earnings Beat
United Airlines (UAL) tumbled 10% even though it beat Wall Street earnings estimates.
After yesterday’s market close, UAL reported earnings per share of $1.40 and...
S&P 500 Market Cycle Outlook: Minor Correction This Week
The S&P 500 pushed a bit higher last week as the vertical bull market continues. Â But recent gains have not come without some near-term...
IBM Stock Upgraded: Set To Go Higher In 2018
IBM Rallies On Barclays Upgrade
Shares of IBM rose almost 3% yesterday after positive comments by Barclays analyst Mark Moskowitz.
As noted in our New...
Under Armour Stock Falls 8 Percent On Analyst Downgrade
Under Amour's stock price (UAA) is getting hit hard on Tuesday, trading lower by as much as 9 percent in Tuesday's trading session.
The immediate drop...
Wynn Resorts Stock Price Rallies, Nearing $175 Target
Wynn Resorts (WYNN) rises over 4%... currently trading up 2% with an hour until Tuesday's close.
WYNN shares are moving higher today after bullish analysis...
S&P 500 Weekly Outlook: Market Cycles Point To A Pullback
The stock market has been "off to the races" to start 2018, as the S&P 500 is testing the 2800 price level.
Stock prices continue...
Stocks Headed for Choppy Action after a Strong Week
The stock market kicked off 2018 with a bang, as the S&P 500 surged toward 2750.
What will this week bring? Let’s discuss what’s happening...
2018 Stock Market Cycles Outlook: New Highs… After A Dip
The stock market closed a positive chapter last week as 2017 saw the S&P 500 return 20 percent.
What will 2018 bring? Let's discuss what's...
Dow Jones Industrial Average Forecast: Years 2018 to 2020
“TIME is the most important factor in determining market movements and by studying the past records of averages or individual stocks you will be...
Stocks Hit New Highs Again, But A Modest Dip Is Likely
The S&P 500 Makes New Highs
Stocks continue to show strength as investors jump in on the bandwagon. Investor sentiment is getting frothy here as...
