Can Exxon and Chevron keep up the dividends?
Oil prices fell for the third day in a row, as concerns mount over increases in OPEC oil production. How have the major oil companies been faring? Yahoo Finance's Justine Underhill has more at the charts.
Oil prices fell for the third day in a row, as concerns mount over increases in OPEC oil production. How have the major oil companies been faring? Yahoo Finance's Justine Underhill has more at the charts.
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“She flipped the title on his car, sold all his furniture and told us that our dad didn’t leave me or my sister anything.”
There’s been a lot of talk recently about this year’s bull market, both on its own merits and in comparison to last year. But somewhat less attention has been paid to it as part of a larger trend overall – a secular bull market that began in 2013 and has seen the S&P 500 reach recent record highs. Long-term trends are good for the market generally, but what the average retail investor really wants is a solid return in the here-and-now. There are several routes to accomplish this, and one of the
Owning shares of an industry-leading enterprise with numerous positive attributes seems like a no-brainer decision.
Trump Media reported revenue of $3.4 million and a loss of $49 million during the first nine months of 2023, and received a $300 million cash infusion as part of its listing via a merger with a special-purpose acquisition vehicle, or SPAC. The company’s price-to-sales valuation far outstrips even the buzziest of its social-media peers such as Reddit and Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms So far, no Wall Street analysts have put a rating or target price on Trump Media stock, according to FactSet.
Stock concentration is so extreme that a sudden market correction could come at any time, JPMorgan's Dubravko Lakos-Bujas said.
The soon-to-be spun-off power generation business of General Electric—GE Vernova—is getting more expensive, while the remaining business, GE Aerospace, is getting cheaper. GE shareholders get one share of Vernova for every four GE shares held. The GE Aerospace value is down from about $147.30 at Wednesday’s close, off 4%.
The age when retired workers claim Social Security benefits has a substantial impact on their payout.
The bitcoin price implied by MicroStrategy’s share price is $177K, 2 ½ times the spot price of the cryptocurrency, the report said.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has a whopping $42 billion portfolio, and it's concentrated into just a few stocks.
Truth Social's parent company soared out of the gate Tuesday but volatile trading shook Trump's namesake social media company Thursday.
These energy stocks have been on fire this year.
Trump Media & Technology Group soared as much as 14% on Wednesday.
Reddit insiders including CEO Steve Huffman disclosed significant share sales Wednesday night, days after the social network's IPO. RDDT stock fell late
Though Chipotle's stock has been sizzling, two industry-leading businesses that appear primed for stock splits of their own look like smarter buys.
Wood is sounding the alarm on Nvidia following its meteoric rise.
These REITs will likely cut their dividends again.
Dividend increases should soon be coming from these stocks, but be careful -- it doesn't mean all of them are great buys.
This is what could happen next to Tesla shares.
LONDON (Reuters) -Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse could cost insurers billions of dollars in claims, analysts say, with one putting it at as much as $4 billion, which would make the tragedy a record shipping insurance loss. With little clarity on when the Port of Baltimore would re-open, insurers and analysts are now assessing the likely losses borne by underwriters across several product lines including property, cargo, marine, liability, trade credit and contingent business interruption. "Depending on the length of the blockage and the nature of the business interruption coverage for the Port of Baltimore, insured losses could total between $2 billion and $4 billion," said Marcos Alvarez, managing director for global insurance ratings at Morningstar DBRS.