Starbucks Stock Is Heating Up but Risks Going Cold

— Starbucks has its investor day on Tuesday and is so far avoiding getting crushed in the market selloff. Can that momentum last? — By Bret Kenwell, TheStreet.com Starbucks (SBUX) is in focus on Tuesday as it's in the middle of its investor day.   The shares are down less than 1% on the day, a performance better than that...

Tuesday’s Drubbing Takes the Market to the Brink

Just when it looks like things just might start taking a prolonged turn for the better, WHAM! The S&P 500 fell 4.3% on Tuesday, shattering bullish hopes on clear signs that inflation is anything but tamed. The Fed's tentative plans to raise the Fed Funds Rate by three-quarters of a point are now all but assured, and investors don't like...

Tuesday’s Drubbing Takes the Market to the Brink

Just when it looks like things just might start taking a prolonged turn for the better, WHAM! The S&P 500 fell 4.3% on Tuesday, shattering bullish hopes on clear signs that inflation is anything but tamed. The Fed's tentative plans to raise the Fed Funds Rate by three-quarters of a point are now all but assured, and investors don't like...

DocuSign Bulls Need to See Breakout Over This Level

— Despite better-than-expected earnings and solid guidance, DocuSign stock remains below a key level — By Bret Kenwell, TheStreet.com DocuSign (DOCU)  shares are up nicely but are off from the post-earnings-report high. At last check the shares of the document-security-software provider were up about 11%; at one point they were up 14.5%. The move comes after the stock rallied more...

Nio Stock: Here’s the Chart After the Tesla Rival’s Earnings Report

— Is Nio a buy after the earnings report? The chart notes a major resistance level. — By Bret Kenwell, TheStreet.com Nio  (NIO)  investors were hoping for a better reaction to the electric-vehicle company's earnings report, which it issued before the open. The reaction so far? Mixed. The shares fell just over 3% near the open, flipped positive, sported a...

Weekly Market Outlook – Stocks Go 0 for 3 (and that’s not even the worst of it)

For a third week in a row the market lost ground, easing into its usual September swoon that typically starts in August. Thanks to last week's 3.3% pullback, the S&P 500 now sits nearly 9.3% below its August peak, and seemingly reaching for lower lows. The most bullish aspect of the action is the speed at which it's all unfurled...
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