The Brutalist Report - marketwatch
system |
|
- Personal Finance Daily: Forget ‘quiet quitting.’ Some workers are now embracing ‘bare-minimum Monday’ and pending home sales rise 8.1% in January, largest increase since June 2020 [1290d]
- Earnings Results: Workday forecast calls for growth of less than 20% as earnings top expectations [1290d]
- Earnings Results: Zoom Video stock rises after earnings beat, forecast calling for growth this year [1290d]
- : AMC’s stock jumps more than 20% on eve of earnings [1290d]
- Market Extra: Buying stocks is just not worth the risk today, these analysts say. They have a better way for you to get returns as high as 5%. [1290d]
- Outside the Box: AI stocks are the new dot-coms, and once again the bubble is keeping money-losing tech companies alive [1290d]
- The Tell: U.S. stocks face earnings pressure as ‘burgeoning cracks’ threaten profit margins, warns Citi [1290d]
- Key Words: AT&T says ‘very healthy’ wireless climate has continued [1290d]
- Key Words: Cathie Wood: Bitcoin and Ethereum are ‘on the right track,’ despite collapse of several crypto companies [1290d]
- The Tell: ‘We are going to be living with inflation,’ warns BlackRock, offering this advice to investors [1290d]
- : Palantir to cut less than 2% of staff as tech layoffs continue [1290d]
- TaxWatch: Warren Buffett wants you to visualize Berkshire Hathaway’s tax bill. Get out your binoculars. [1290d]
- : Union Pacific stock set for biggest gain in nearly three years on plans for new CEO [1290d]
- : Ohio derailment a ‘PR nightmare’ for Norfolk Southern and the rail industry [1290d]
- Outside the Box: Ford’s pact with Chinese EV battery maker is a sucker punch to American taxpayers [1290d]
- The Margin: Forget ‘quiet quitting.’ Some workers are now embracing ‘bare-minimum Monday.’ [1290d]
- Earnings Results: FuboTV’s stock tumbles on disclosure of shares sold at deep discount and conservative subscriber outlook [1290d]
- : Fisker stock surges nearly 30% as EV maker closer to marketing key electric SUV [1290d]
- : Twitter lays off another 200 workers, with head count now under 2,000 [1290d]
- Market Extra: Risk of ‘wrathful Old-Testament style’ reaction from central banks is rising, JPMorgan says [1290d]
- Key Words: Elon Musk calls media ‘racist’ after companies pull Dilbert comic strip [1290d]
- Futures Movers: Oil prices on track to post a decline for month of February [1290d]
- : Supreme Court likely to strike down Biden’s plan for student-loan forgiveness, analysts say [1290d]
- : Snap gets into the chatbot game with new Snapchat feature [1290d]
- The Tell: Steve Eisman of ‘The Big Short’ fame is buying bonds ‘for first time in a long time’. Says days of tech stocks beating market are over. [1290d]
- The Fed: Fed’s Jefferson doesn’t support raising central bank’s 2% inflation target [1290d]
- Economic Report: Pending home sales rise 8.1% in January, largest increase since June 2020 [1290d]
- : The best metro for first time home buyers is this Texas pandemic boomtown [1290d]
- Washington Watch: Supreme Court to hear case that will decide the future of consumer financial protection [1290d]
- Metals Stocks: Gold prices tread water after falling to 2-month lows [1290d]
- : Durable-goods orders sink 4.5% — but it’s all Boeing [1290d]
- The Ratings Game: ‘Cord cutting’ hit record levels in 2022 [1290d]
- Movers & Shakers: Seagen’s stock soars on reported Pfizer buyout interest; Union Pacific shares rally after CEO ouster [1290d]
- : Adani stocks drop as charm-offensive campaign begins: report [1290d]
- FA Center: Year 3 of a U.S. president’s term is bullish for stocks, but 2023’s gain is probably over by now [1290d]
- Outside the Box: ‘We remain in the soft-landing club.’ Strategist Ed Yardeni’s bullish scenario puts S&P 500 up more than 20% by end of 2023 [1290d]
Previous Day