The unwavering uptrend in stocks in the last few years may be seeing disruption with the return of volatility in 2018. Institutional and retail investors are looking for various gauges to measure the effect of volatility and how that’s trending in the coming quarters. Most analysts think there may be more upside and opportunities to come this year even with (or perhaps because of) the emergence of geopolitical issues.
Howard Lindzon is an angel investor, market maven and a serial entrepreneur. We sit down with the founder of Stocktwits, who launched investment newsletter Peloton this past August, to discuss markets, bitcoin and the millennial generation.
Another week, another failed attempt to go down. What happened this time? I almost don’t remember. First, the health care debate was going to be delayed due to Senator John McCain’s operation to remove a blood clot from his brain. We later found out McCain has an aggressive form of brain cancer, and that shocked the nation.
Dish Network Corp's (DISH.O) quarterly revenue missed analysts' estimates as the U.S. satellite TV provider lost more pay-TV subscribers than expected.
Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox has asked European Union antitrust regulators to approve its $14.4 billion takeover bid for European pay-TV company Sky, a filing on the European Commission showed on Friday.
Comcast Corp. reported a 5% drop in quarterly profit today, hurt by lower film division sales, but managed to beat Wall Street expectations due to growth in its business services and high-speed internet units. Shares of the largest U.S. cable operator and high-speed internet provider were up 2.7% at $69 in premarket trading.
