Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) Stock: A Strong Option for Dividend Investors. Global shares mostly higher after Wall Street rebound. China blasts US House bill, denies forced labor in Xinjiang.

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Wednesday, September 23rd

Good Morning The major indices wobbled a bit in early trading on Tuesday but soon stabilized and began moving higher. The move was supported by comments from Fed Chief Jerome Powell and Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin in testimony to Congress. The two say the economy is rebounding despite obvious risks and stand ready to add support as needed. The S&P 500 advanced more than 1.20% by the end of the day but the tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite led the session. The index appears to be putting in a bottom after the rout in FAANG names that brought it down to correction levels. With the third-quarter earnings season at hand, the odds of a deeper correction are getting hard to judge. This week's reports from Nike, Costco, and Carmax will dominate the market's attention, any signs of strength or weakness are sure to spur investor activity.

Markets Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) Stock: A Strong Option for Dividend Investors Finding a great dividend stock to hold in your portfolio over the long-term can be a challenge in today’s market. With many companies cutting their payouts or at risk of doing so shortly, the degree of difficulty for dividend investors has gone up thanks to the pandemic and its impact on cor... Read The Full Story >>

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Politics Global shares mostly higher after Wall Street rebound World stocks were mostly higher on Wednesday as European shares advanced despite fresh data showing the regional economic recovery may be faltering. Surveys of purchasing managers by IHS Markit indicated business activity slowed in the region using the euro. Signs of strength in manu... Read The Full Story >>

Politics China blasts US House bill, denies forced labor in Xinjiang China is lashing out at the passage of a bill by the U.S. House of Representatives that threatens sanctions over the alleged use of forced labor in China's Xinjiang region, calling the allegation a lie Read The Full Story >>

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Politics UK says no-deal Brexit could see 7,000-truck border queues The British government says there could be lines of 7,000 trucks at the English Channel and two-day waits to get into France immediately after the U.K. makes its economic break from the European Union Read The Full Story >>

Markets BioXCel Therapeutics (NASDAQ:BTAI) A Hot Buy That Confuses Analysts A lot of people have been following the healthcare market these days, if for no other reason than they now have a deeply personal connection to it thanks to Covid-19. But healthcare is more than one disease, as many hospitals discovered during the early days when few procedures were allowed to tak... Read The Full Story >>

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Markets Mars drops Uncle Ben's, reveals new name for rice brand The Uncle Ben's rice brand is getting a new name: Ben's Original. Parent firm Mars Inc. unveiled the change Wednesday for the 70-year-old brand, the latest company to drop a logo criticized as a racial stereotype. Packaging with the new name will hit stores next year. ... Read The Full Story >>

Politics German Cabinet approves 2021 budget with high borrowing Germany's Cabinet on Wednesday approved a 2021 budget that foresees significant borrowing for the second consecutive year as Europe's biggest economy tries to lessen the fallout of the coronavirus crisis. The budget plan calls for spending of 413.4 billion euros ($485 billion) next ye... Read The Full Story >>

Markets Analysts Aren't Bullish on Factset Research Systems Stock…Is it a Contrarian Buy? Factset Research Systems (NYSE:FDS) may be one of the most under-loved U.S. mid-cap stocks—and this could be a good thing. The maker of analytical software for investment professionals has some of the best growth metrics in the information services space, Read The Full Story >>

Markets Wendy's (NYSE: WEN) Stock a Pandemic and Recovery Play Fast food restaurant chain The Wendy’s Company (NYSE: WEN) shares sold off with the S&P 500 index (NYSEARCA: SPY) during the pandemic plunge commencing in late February 2020. Shares were able to recover back to pre-COVID highs but formed a double-top at the $23.98 price level. Shares are c... Read The Full Story >>

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