As we ready ourselves for the official kick-off to the Q1 2021 earnings season with JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo all reporting on Wednesday, early indicators are painting a very rosy picture of what’s to come.
Q1 2021 could see the highest earnings growth in since Q3 2018, with upward momentum in estimates since the beginning of the year
Ever Given, the massive container ship that ran aground in the Suez Canal, was the meme of the week, but it could also be analogous to the financial markets recently.
Conferences, forums, summits, and trade events are among the most important meetings traders must mark on their calendars. Stock-specific news is often released at these gatherings of executives, analysts, and industry experts. The
With the first quarter of 2021 winding down in two weeks time, we parsed through our data to look for any trends in corporate actions versus Q4 2020 and the year ago quarter.
Merger & Acquisition activity is back on the rise after a catastrophic decline during the pandemic; the count of spinoffs is also up big versus Q1 2020 as investors reward newly spun-off stocks
The consumer discretionary sector continues to be in focus this week, not just as investor’s eye the group as potential winners of the “return to normal” trade, but also as they are the group that closes out Q4 earnings season.
As the worst of the severe winter weather is (hopefully) behind us at this point, and COVID cases improve nation-wide in conjunction with broader vaccine distribution and the addition of a third FDA approved vaccination from Johnson & Johnson…
Meme stocks are back in the news as high short-interest names feature elevated volatility. One such stock crossed our radar and is highlighted this week.
Key Takeaways: Busiest week for earnings yet, with 1,776 worldwide names reporting, and 1,265 in North America 14 companies have delayed earnings due to severe weather in Texas Unusual moves in three other