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3 Tech Stocks With 100% Wall Street Support

Investors want growth. Specifically, they want growth-oriented stocks that will increase returns in their portfolios. But finding those is the trick, isn’t it? We can’t just look into a crystal ball and see the winner – we have to look into the data, and find out which stocks it’s pointing out.Some stocks fall into a special category – Wall Street’s analysts are in unanimous agreement about them. And when that unanimous agreement falls on the Buy side, investors know that this particular name is something special.How special? We’ve delved into the TipRanks database to find out. Using the Stock Screener …read more […]

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ICE profit drops 27% on weak growth in transaction and clearing unit

Total revenue, excluding transaction-based expenses, fell nearly 1% to $1.30 billion, in line with analysts’ expectations, as weak transaction and clearing business offset a rise in revenue at its data services unit. NYSE-owner ICE has been focusing more on more stable business like data services, moving away from market-dependent services, in a bid to minimize the impact of volatility swings. Revenue from the transaction and clearing unit fell 3.2% to $626 million in the quarter. …read more […]

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Fiat Chrysler's profit rises ahead of Peugeot merger

Fiat Chrysler posted a 7% rise in fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, boosted by strong business in North America and better results in Latin America as it heads into a merger with France’s PSA . The Italian-American carmaker said adjusted earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) rose to 2.12 billion euros ($2.3 billion), in line with a 2.11 billion forecast in Reuters poll of analysts. A trader said Fiat Chrysler (FCA) results were “a touch above” expectations and the carmaker’s shares in Milan were up 3.4% at 1300 GMT following the results. …read more […]

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OPEC Considers Oil Output Cut; Tesla Shuts Stores: Virus Update

(Bloomberg) — Beijing voiced anger as countries placed more restrictions on travelers from China to contain the coronavirus outbreak that has now claimed 565 lives. Technical experts from the OPEC+ group of oil producers recommended cutting output to offset the demand impact from the outbreak.China’s top LNG buyer declared force majeure on contracts and Tesla temporarily closed its stores in the nation. Equities rose on China’s plans to cut tariffs on U.S. imports and optimism the global economy can withstand the impact of the virus.Bloomberg is tracking the outbreak on the terminal and online.Key DevelopmentsChina death toll at 563; mainland …read more […]