Chart of the Day: Don’t Fall Asleep on United Rentals
The company has not had a letdown since posting strong earnings in April.
The company has not had a letdown since posting strong earnings in April.
We’re opportunistically raising cash levels as we get ready ahead of the next EPS All-Stars reconstitution.
Let’s check the latest on the Iran deal after a bumpy weekend; also, how the bears, bulls and … Sarge sees the chart of the S&P.
There isn’t much left to drive the market higher as we await second-quarter earnings.
The S&P handled some volatility last week, but a seasonally weak stretch is upon us.
It’s an either/or market, and you’re either in the favorite names or you might own something on the expanding new lows list.
We got that rally last week, but under the surface, there are worrying trends.
Several insiders purchased just over 180,000 shares in total during mid-May, always a nice vote of confidence.
Stocks that should be rallying are instead selling off hard.
Dividend income feels like a safety net, but a portfolio that keeps paying doesn’t necessarily keep growing. Here’s what the yield doesn’t show you.