Technical Analysis

Technical indicators are turning constructive for select casual dining stocks.

Another negative report could send FedEx heading back toward the lower end of its recent range.

As economic data speaks to continued retail strength, three stocks present an opportunity from a technical perspective.

The Mag 7 have carried the market most of the year, a trend that may accelerate.

Baker Hughes, Helmerich & Payne, and Expro Group are showing signs of life.

Oracle earnings shifted focus to software, but semis are ready to bounce.

Some healthcare names are flashing technical buy signals.

Last week, the SPDR S&P Biotech ETF surged 6%.

A weakening job market increases the odds that interest rates will be cut soon.

The growth of artificial intelligence will continue for years, so it makes sense to buy the shares.

Some under-the-radar retail names have solid prospects as we head into year-end.

Technical signals indicate that the sector could be headed toward a slowdown this month.

Long-term investors should start think about buying into dips.

Back-to-school spending is strong, and other revelations from RBC’s reading of S&P 500 earnings-call transcripts. Plus, investment newsletter commentary on interest rates, agriculture, and healthcare stocks.

Shares of Citizens Financial Group and M&T Bank look particularly interesting.

Shares need to close above $350 to signal a possible run to $425.

Datadog and Snowflake will also try to buck weakness in the group.

Analysts warn Boeing investors of a September swoon.

Weatherford International, Tidewater, and HF Sinclair look poised for powerful breakouts.

With Powell finally flinching, shares of economically sensitive companies could start outperforming tech.

A look at the chart suggests shares aren’t ready to break higher even after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would take a 10% stake.

Academic research has found that giving massive compensation to already-rich CEOs doesn’t increase their motivation, and actually leads to worse outcomes for their companies.

Newmont, Coeur, Kinross poised to continue gold streak.

An examination of the charts indicates Nvidia stock could fall back toward $150.

Technical signals look promising for Walmart.