The low-volume holiday hangover refused to leave as markets sold off yet again Tuesday. Protests across China over strict COVID-19 lockdown measures continued to weigh on tech stocks.
Markets are suffering from a bit of holiday hangover with stocks falling Monday over concerns of Chinese labor disputes.
In Wednesday’s Blitz Daily with Lance Ippolito, we take a look at internet retailer Pinduoduo ahead of its upcoming earnings event. Markets edged higher Wednesday as Wall Street prepared for the release of the minutes from the most recent Federal Reserve meeting. The...
https://vimeo.com/773380117/63c9713ede The holiday season is here… So it’s time to say goodbye to 2022 and get in position to crush 2023! We’ve seen so much pain this year that sifting through the rubble of beaten-down companies for a quality opportunity can be...
Markets floated higher Tuesday on hopes that the Federal Reserve might ease up on the gas for future rate hikes. And with the holiday just two days away, we’re seeing a lot of light order with short time frames roll across the wire.
Markets moved lower Monday on reports of new lockdowns in China as the country continues to battle COVID-19 outbreaks in its major cities.
Before we get to today’s trading ideas in Target and oil, a quick housekeeping note... Lance and I aren’t hosting Crush the Open this Monday since it’s a holiday week. Many of you know that I’m a big family man, and nothing is more important than spending this time...
We’re officially one week from Turkey Day… But if we’re judging by the order flow, it looks like the vacation has already begun for the big-money traders…
Retail sales figures for October came in above expectations, but don’t tell that to Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) investors…
Markets gapped up Tuesday morning on the heels of the first in-person meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden.