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Why Chevron, Devon, and ExxonMobil Stocks Are Still Going Down
Energy investors can't seem to catch a break.
After falling basically nonstop for a full week, oil prices briefly bounced back on Tuesday, then just turned around and resumed falling this morning
Sportradar Group Ag (SRAD) Q4 2022 Earnings Call Transcript
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Sportradar Group Ag (NASDAQ: SRAD)Q4 2022 Earnings CallMar 15, 2023, 8:00 a.m. ET
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Roku May Be In a Lot of Trouble -- Here's Why
The last few days have been a wild ride in the stock market. At the end of last week, SVB Financial, one of the nation's largest financial institutions, faced a sudden liquidity crunch. During its
Why Are Regional Banks Getting Crushed Again on Wednesday?
The financial sector has taken investors on quite a roller-coaster ride since the failure of SVB Financial's (NASDAQ: SIVB) Silicon Valley Bank last week. Shares of regional banks have been
Why Uber Stock Is Retreating Today
Shares of the ride-hailing company Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) were sliding today despite an analyst maintaining his buy rating on the stock and raising his price target for Uber's shares.
The
Why Shares of Deutsche Bank and Other European Lenders Are Falling Today
Shares of several large European-based banks fell this morning after shares of the embattled Swiss lender Credit Suisse (NYSE: CS) tanked by as much as 25% this morning, spooking the entire sector.
Why Medical Properties Trust Stock Is Sliding Today
Shares of Medical Properties Trust (NYSE: MPW) were sliding 5.4% lower as of 10:58 a.m. on Wednesday. The company announced several senior leadership promotions, but those weren't the reason behind
A Bull Market Is Coming: 2 Top Growth Stocks to Buy Now and Hold Forever
The broad-based S&P 500 dropped into a bear market last year, as investor sentiment soured over rising interest rates and high inflation. But economic headwinds are ultimately a temporary problem
Why General Motors Stock Slid 5% Today
Shares of General Motors (NYSE: GM) were tumbling Wednesday morning. The stock dropped as much as 5.5% in early trading and remained lower by 4.5% as of 10:45 a.m. ET today.
The drop comes after the
Stock Market Sell-Off: Is Warner Bros. Discovery a Buy?
It is approximately a year since Discovery stakeholders approved a $43 billion deal to acquire WarnerMedia from AT&T, leading to the formation of Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ: WBD) in April 2022
Why Are Wells Fargo and Citigroup Falling Today?
The financial sector has been under pressure lately, fueled by the collapse of SVB Financial's Silicon Valley Bank and concerns about overall confidence in the U.S. banking system. While the sector
Why Is Credit Suisse Plunging on Wednesday?
The financial sector has been under pressure for the past week or so, fueled by the collapse of SVB Financial's Silicon Valley Bank. And leading the way on Wednesday is Credit Suisse (NYSE: CS)
3 Ways to Keep Your Money Safe During Market Uncertainty
When market conditions become less than ideal, it's important to take a look at your current finances and evaluate the safety of your assets. In the below video, Motley Fool contributor, Leila
3 Things About Trulieve Cannabis That Smart Investors Know
After a rollercoaster ride over the last few years, the marijuana industry no longer seems enticing to investors. The lack of progress toward U.S. federal legalization, and lower retail and
How the Banking Mess Applies to Fintech Giants PayPal and Block -- and How It Doesn't
U.S. government regulators have stepped in to try and stabilize the chaos kicked off by the sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. A confluence of events (poor asset management, rising interest
Should You Buy Healthcare Realty Trust for Its 6.5% Yield?
A high-yielding dividend stock can be both alluring and scary at the same time. While it can be alluring in the sense that you can earn a high yield, it can also be all for naught if the company
Believe It or Not, These Stocks Cut You a Monthly Paycheck
There are 2,548 stocks with a billion-dollar market cap or more in today's stock market, according to Finviz. Fully 1,476 of them pay dividends with an average annual yield of 3%. Most of those
Carvana is Down 95% From Its 52-Week High. Time to Buy?
Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) has a new plan. That's a good thing, because the old one has left the company bleeding red ink, taking one-time write offs, and encumbered with debt. The stock has fallen
3 Reasons Why I Bought Nintendo Stock Last Week
There hasn't been a lot of winning for Japanese gaming giant Nintendo (OTC: NTDOY) these days. The stock hit its lowest level in nearly three years this month. Revenue declined in fiscal 2022 after
Microsoft's New AI Machines and OpenAI's New ChatGPT-4 Are Big Wins for Nvidia Stock Investors
The recently announced update to OpenAI's ChatGPT requires more computational power than the previous version. If AI tech continues to improve rapidly, the need for Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) solutions
2 Smart Stocks to Buy With Less Than $100
One of the keys to succeeding in the stock market is consistency. Regularly buying new stocks or adding to existing positions -- even with a relatively small sum, such as $100 -- can make a huge
Better Buy: fuboTV vs. Roku
Streaming has become a staple of entertainment. More than 113 million U.S. households -- almost 9 out of 10 -- subscribe to streaming services. That should continue pulling advertising dollars away
3 Stocks That Can Benefit Greatly From This AI Battle
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is the most obvious choice during this AI gold rush, as the company provides the hardware, software, and infrastructure for all AI supercomputer needs. Check out the short
Wall Street Thinks This Small-Cap Stock Can Quadruple in Value
Small-cap stocks with promising growth prospects can have substantial upside. But they often come with risks, as their modest valuations also suggest that they are relatively unproven businesses.
A Bull Market Is Coming: 3 Big Reasons to Buy Apple Stock Right Now
Every bear market in history has given way to a new bull market. This time should be no different.
Inflation, recession fears, and now bank failures -- there's certainly no shortage of calamities


