After wilting into the end of last week, it was the big cap tech names that held prices up early until other sectors could come around.
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| | Good morning. After wilting into the end of last week, it was the big cap tech names that held prices up early until other sectors could come around.
Financial were weak early being down nearly 3%, but only finished off less than 1% by the end of the session.
Was it the "force" of May the 4th that shone through, or is this a tone that's being set for a rally the rest of the week? Probably the latter, as the market seems poised to retest last week's high. | | | | | | | | | | DOW 23,749.76 | +0.11% | | | | S&P 2,837.51 | +0.24% | | | | NASDAQ 8,710.72 | +1.23% | | | | *As of market close | | • | Stocks rose yesterday, as it gained steam late in the trading session. | | • | Oil rose 7.5%, as it closed above its $20 support level. | | • | Gold rose 0.58%, as the price faded late in the session. | | • | Cryptocurrencies traded higher, with Bitcoin finishing 1.36% higher closing at $8960. | | | | | | | | 3 Energy Names that Will Likely Outperform if the Bear Comes Out of Hibernation | | | | One of the few areas of the stock market that have priced in bear market conditions is energy. With the implosion of the expiring of the May contract, hello negative prices, and the continued weakness as oil prices succumb to contango market conditions, most energy stocks haven't reacted much. When stock prices don't respond to bearish news, it tells you something. Let's take a closer look at three companies that are poised to outperform, even in a continuation of the bear market.
» FULL STORY | | | | | | With Earnings in Rear View the COO of this Auto Company is Buying | | | | On April 28, 2020, Ford Motor Co (F) announced earnings after the market close. Analysts were expecting them to lose $0.10 a share, but instead lost $0.23. That was a large negative surprise, but it was the forecast of a $5 billion loss in Q2 that was even more negative. On April 30, the COO purchased 194,950 shares of stock valued at just over $1 million. He increased his holding from 633,972 shares to 828,922 shares.
» FULL STORY | | | | | | | TOP | | PSX | 10.729% | | | TSLA | 8.537% | | | VLO | 8.339% | | | MPC | 7.832% | | | HP | 7.377% | | | BOTTOM | | TSN | 7.815% | | | AAL | 7.707% | | | DAL | 6.426% | | | LUV | 5.713% | | | WHR | 5.5% | | | | | | | | | As this pandemic continues to advance, our understanding of its impact on our industry and our business has also evolved…Unfortunately more is required as we scale the business to the realities of our commercial market | | - avid Joyce, GE Aviation President, quoted by Reuters | | |
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