Month: September 2020

The rise of big tech in the 21st century has investors around the world asking “how to invest in Apple.” The Steve Jobs story is that of a college dropout who changed the way we think about and use technology in our everyday lives.

The impact Steve Jobs has had on the world we live in is undeniable. Whether you are reading this article on an Apple device or not, chances are there is one close by. Maybe it’s your son’s iPhone, your sister’s iPad, or your mother’s MacBook Pro. With more than 1.5 billion devices in use by customers around …read more […]

A look at the shareholders of Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:SPCE) can tell us which group is most powerful… …read more […]

Trump administration officials pushed back against a brewing political tug-of-war over the availability of a vaccine. …read more […]

Perhaps investors — and even the average American household — should have been rooting for a more downbeat August employment report. …read more […]

DocuSign did its part in the second quarter to capture the hearts of investors. Now the stock market is doing its part. …read more […]

The personal finance celeb says borrowers who do this make her “so crazy.” …read more […]

And just like that the stock market is back on its heels. Is there more sharp selling on tap? …read more […]

Legendary fund manager Li Lu (who Charlie Munger backed) once said, ‘The biggest investment risk is not the volatility… …read more […]

As fears of a tech bubble and stretched valuations become the talk of the town, investors are turning to Wall Street titans for guidance, namely Ken Griffin. Founding hedge fund Citadel in 1990, the firm now boasts over $35 billion worth of assets under management.As a 19-year-old sophomore at Harvard University, Griffin began trading from his dorm room with a fax machine, computer and phone. Now, the CEO of Citadel, whose net worth stands at $15.5 billion, is known as one of the Wall Street greats. Looking at the fund’s performance during the COVID crisis, it’s even more clear why …read more […]

Yahoo Finance’s Adam Shapiro breaks down the stocks to watch Friday. …read more […]

Since its inception, the annual return of the S&P 500 is around 10%. Any investment with a similar return would be a sound investment. But not all investors are content 10% in annual profits. For those investors looking to take on a little more risk with the chance for outsized returns, we’ve put together this list of the five best growth stocks for 2020.

What makes growth stocks so appealing is they’re expected to increase revenue at an above average pace for their industry. But their balance sheets don’t usually show an increase in cash on hand. That’s because a company …read more […]

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk met Volkswagen’s Chief Executive Herbert Diess for a courtesy visit during which Musk took a test drive in Volkswagen’s new electric car, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday. A spokewoman for Volkswagen declined to comment on the meeting. …read more […]

Tech stocks finally tumbled yesterday. Is this a mere blip in the tech sector boom, or is it pointing to a tech stock market correction? And what will happen to tech stocks today? Is it still a good time to invest in tech stocks?
These are all good questions that savvy investors should be asking themselves. In the end, nobody knows for sure what’s going to be in the future for tech stocks.
But just because there was a dip in tech stocks today doesn’t mean they’re not still a great investment for the future. Let’s dive into some details now.

What Happened …read more […]

Dan Springer, DocuSign CEO, joins Yahoo Finance’s The First Trade with Alexis Christoforous and Brian Sozzi to break down the company’s latest quarterly report, the future of remote online notary, collaboration with Zoom, international growth and much more. …read more […]

Volatility rules, of a sudden, as the markets slipped significantly over the past two trading days. The swoon simply underlines the uncertainty of the times – with COVID-19 waning but not out, and the election polling tightening enough to make the Presidential race a toss-up, volatility should really be the expectation. And that means, simply, that markets might drop suddenly for reasons we just cannot divine.It’s times like these that make investors glad for dividend stocks. These are the classic defensive investment, stocks that pay out regular, reliable, income streams no matter how the markets are shifting. Wall Street’s analysts …read more […]