Tony Roth, chief investment officer at Wilmington Trust, speaks with CNBC’s Jeff Cox about the current state of play in the financial markets and the economy, with Tony emphasizing the importance of non-U.S. assets amid a time of elevated uncertainty over trade policy and the Fed’s approach to interest rates. Along the way, he also fields questions from CNBC Pro subscribers.
Yields on these income-producing assets can top 6%. Here are UBS’ top picks in preferred securities
Long-term investors can find solid income in preferred securities, according to UBS.
Ron Baron says he will never sell SpaceX in his lifetime
The Baron Capital CEO’s conviction in the private space exploration company springs from the extraordinary growth seen since his original investment in 2017.
Stay away from these two big U.S. banks as valuations grow stretched, Baird says
The recent rally in Bank of America and JPMorgan may soon stall or reverse, the Wall Street broker says.
Here are Friday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Amazon, Boeing, Nike, Disney, CoreWeave & more
Here are Fred biggest calls on Wall Street.
Buy this megacap tech stock that’s set to rally more than 20% due to AI, says Citizens
The ramp up in artificial intelligence may send shares higher in the coming months, according to Citizens.
HSBC upgrades Nike shares after earnings beat, says inflection is ‘finally here’
Nike is poised to see even more gains following its better-than-expected results for the fiscal fourth quarter, HSBC said on Friday.
Friday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session
The S&P 500 rose Thursday, coming within mere points of its all-time high. The Nasdaq Composite is also approaching its record. What’s on CNBC’s radar Friday.
UBS gives 3 key AI stocks to own from here
In a note published Thursday, UBS highlighted three major pillars that will drive AI demand going forward.
The charts show this cruise stock is going through a ‘double top breakout’
The technicals this could be just the beginning for this cruise line stock, says chart analyst David Keller.