Markets | | | These are the apps that bring Wall Street right to your phone. These seven incredible tools allow retail investors to play the stock market with a few flicks of the thumb. Their user interface is well-designed, their functionality is strong, and they’re highly rated. Read the Full Story |
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Marriott (NASDAQ:MAR) will report earnings on February 25 after the market closes. The results will account for the quarter prior to the COVID-19 (i.e. coronavirus) outbreak. Therefore, I expect the company will post earnings and revenue numbers that will meet or exceed analysts’ expectation... Read the Full Story |
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Markets | | | Despite the coronavirus's best efforts to take down the stock market with no prisoners in recent days, TJX Companies (NYSE: TJX) had just the remedy shareholders were looking for. The off-price department store released red hot Q4 earnings on Wednesday that crushed analyst expectations and sen... Read the Full Story |
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There's a dichotomy between mall-focused retail and stand-alone store retail that seems to be growing with each new earnings report that emerges. While stores like Foot Locker and American Eagle falter, and perennial anchor stores from Sears (OTCMKTS: SHLDQ) to Macy's (NYSE: M) to JCPenney (NYSE: ... Read the Full Story |
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Markets | | | The coronavirus sparked a massive sell-off in the broad equities market. The coronavirus is the catalyst that set the sell-off in motion but it is not the underlying cause, the broad equities market has been ripe for correction for well over a year Read the Full Story |
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