I’m Lowering My Price Target for RTX Despite Earnings Beat
The quarter was great, guidance awesome, and cash flow roaring. Let’s dive into the numbers and check the chart.
The quarter was great, guidance awesome, and cash flow roaring. Let’s dive into the numbers and check the chart.
Ryanair CEO on airline fares, OpenAI races to complete fundraising round and other headlines moving the market this morning.
Can the rally realistically continue another day? Also, when taken together, these 4 charts show a shaky situation for tens of millions of workers.
The megacap growth sectors went from worst (Friday) to first (Monday) as chipmakers snapped an eight-session losing streak, but rising Treasury yields left seven sectors, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the equal-weight S&P 500 lower.
Remembering Oct. 19, 1987; also an AI warning from Wall Street Journal and a check on the market’s charts.
AI worries are pressuring Tech and sending yields lower as we embark on a heavy earnings week including several names in the cross-hairs.
Another selloff in AI names broadened to encompass most of Tech, sending the Nasdaq-100 to its worst week since April 2025. Five sectors though would finish the week up 2% or more, as 30-year Treasury yields fell the most since April 2025.
We put capital to work in two holdings, exited another and bumped up our price target for a long-time position.
Though Northrop Grumman lost out to Boeing in a large deal, it seems ripe for a trade.
Rare-earth stocks jumped on the new pact, but the best opportunity may be elsewhere. Here’s the name we bought.