The Tesla (TSLA) Pullback Makes the Case for Trading Expensive Options of Volatile Stocks

On Wednesday afternoon of this past week, electric car maker and solar power company Tesla (TSLA) reported its fourth quarter earnings numbers.  They were good, or bad, depending on your perspective.  While revenue handily topped expectations of $2.19 billion by rolling in at $2.28 billion, the loss of 69 cents per share was even worse than the expected loss of...

The Tesla (TSLA) Pullback Makes the Case for Trading Expensive Options of Volatile Stocks

On Wednesday afternoon of this past week, electric car maker and solar power company Tesla (TSLA) reported its fourth quarter earnings numbers.  They were good, or bad, depending on your perspective.  While revenue handily topped expectations of $2.19 billion by rolling in at $2.28 billion, the loss of 69 cents per share was even worse than the expected loss of...

Commodities and Bonds Can Justify Their Rally. Stocks Can’t.

On Thursday's edition of CNBC investment television program Fast Money, one of the resulting captions prompted by the panelists' discussion was "just buy everything." It was meant to be something of a joke, though not one nobody misunderstood.  Everything has been prodded higher of late thanks to Trump-mania, and the fact that it should have ended a while back but...

Commodities and Bonds Can Justify Their Rally. Stocks Can’t.

On Thursday's edition of CNBC investment television program Fast Money, one of the resulting captions prompted by the panelists' discussion was "just buy everything." It was meant to be something of a joke, though not one nobody misunderstood.  Everything has been prodded higher of late thanks to Trump-mania, and the fact that it should have ended a while back but...

HP’s Earnings Show the PC Market Is Finally Starting to Recover

With both consumer and business demand perking up, conditions look a lot better than they did 12 months ago. By Eric Jhonsa, TheStreet.com Prior to HP Inc's (HPQ)  January quarter earnings report, there were already plenty of signs that the hard-luck PC market was beginning to stabilize. Shipment estimates from major research firms, as well as earnings reports from the...

HP’s Earnings Show the PC Market Is Finally Starting to Recover

With both consumer and business demand perking up, conditions look a lot better than they did 12 months ago. By Eric Jhonsa, TheStreet.com Prior to HP Inc's (HPQ)  January quarter earnings report, there were already plenty of signs that the hard-luck PC market was beginning to stabilize. Shipment estimates from major research firms, as well as earnings reports from the...

Why Trump’s Much-Awaited Tax Plan Announcement Could Be a ‘Sell the News’ Event

By Alex Rosenberg, CNBC Investors who buy stocks now in anticipation of the announcement of President Donald Trump's tax plan are making a big mistake, say some market strategists. Two weeks ago, Trump said that he would unveil a "phenomenal" tax plan in the next few weeks, which drew the attention of markets despite the lack of further details. More...

Why Trump’s Much-Awaited Tax Plan Announcement Could Be a ‘Sell the News’ Event

By Alex Rosenberg, CNBC Investors who buy stocks now in anticipation of the announcement of President Donald Trump's tax plan are making a big mistake, say some market strategists. Two weeks ago, Trump said that he would unveil a "phenomenal" tax plan in the next few weeks, which drew the attention of markets despite the lack of further details. More...

Citi Sees Brent Oil at $70 a Barrel by End of 2017

Analysts also expect copper to hit $7,000 a ton this year By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch If commodity bulls aren’t feeling the love in 2017 so far, they may get closer after Citigroup threw out a couple of upbeat calls on oil and copper this week. “Citi retains its bullish view on both crude oil and copper for 2017, seeing Brent...

Citi Sees Brent Oil at $70 a Barrel by End of 2017

Analysts also expect copper to hit $7,000 a ton this year By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch If commodity bulls aren’t feeling the love in 2017 so far, they may get closer after Citigroup threw out a couple of upbeat calls on oil and copper this week. “Citi retains its bullish view on both crude oil and copper for 2017, seeing Brent...
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