As third-quarter results from Corporate America begin to trickle in next week, investors are gearing up for another period of high profit growth in the United States. However, as the economy recovers from the coronavirus outbreak, new issues develop, such as supply-chain problems as well as inflationary pressures, which are putting pressure on Wall Street. …
The first drug to treat Covid-19 is on the way, and vaccine manufacturers are distributing booster shots to wealthier nations. The next stage of the pandemic will make stock picking more difficult for investors. The success of Merck & Co.‘s oral antiviral medication in a clinical study has reversed the stock market’s dynamic, impacting on …
As Covid Enters Its Next Phase, These Are The Stocks To Keep An Eye On. Read More »
As investors digested statistics showing slower job growth in the United States, European Stocks closed a tumultuous day lower on Friday, but they still had their best week in two months as fears of increasing inflation were eased. According to a data released by the US Labor Department, non farm payrolls expanded by 194,000 jobs …
Stocks In Europe Have Had Their Finest Week In Two Months Read More »
BlackRock (BLK.N) is attempting to implement true shareholder democracy but only for a select few. On Thursday, the world’s largest fund manager announced that it will offer some of its most important clients more power over how the stocks backing their index-fund assets are voted at company meetings. Given Larry Fink’s strong stance on topics …
BlackRock Provides Shareholder Democracy To Limited Investors! Read More »
Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson alerted just over two weeks ago that a 20% drop in US stocks was a realistic prospect. Since then, the S&P 500 has remained near all-time highs despite bouts of volatility. Skeptics like Wilson can now find a more sympathetic audience as the bond selloff accelerates and stocks drop in Wednesday …
Mike Wilson Of Morgan Stanley Cautions Of New Stock-Market Distress! Read More »
