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Small-cap stocks still look cheap after big July rally, Vanguard CIO says

Vanguard president and CIO Greg Davis spoke to CNBC’s Bob Pisani about the market environment and the outlook for Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Author Posted on July 30, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Bank of America names Goldman Sachs its top financial pick, gives 3 catalysts that will drive the shares

Analysts from the bank recently met with Goldman CEO David Solomon, leaving with three key takeaways that enable the stock to appreciate further.

Author Posted on July 30, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Bank of America thinks Fed rate cuts may save this struggling buy now, pay later stock

Lower interest rates could help boost this buy now, pay later stock by 34%, according to Bank of America.

Author Posted on July 30, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Bill Ackman seeking to raise $2 billion in Pershing Square fund IPO, lower than original expectations

The Pershing Square USA IPO will be in the form of a closed-end fund, and is expected to hold many of the same positions as Ackman’s other vehicles.

Author Posted on July 30, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Goldman likes this retailer as lower-income consumers seek value

Sentiment trends around Dollar General are improving, says Goldman Sachs.

Author Posted on July 30, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Here are Tuesday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Apple, Roblox, Netflix, Amazon, Tesla, McDonald’s, Affirm & more

Here are Tuesday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

Author Posted on July 30, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Tuesday’s analyst calls: Buy the Netflix dip, chip stock gets an upgrade

A semiconductor stock and a streaming giant were among the names being talked about by analysts on Tuesday.

Author Posted on July 30, 2024Categories Uncategorized

New Vanguard CEO says improving customer experience is a ‘very high’ priority and AI could help

Salim Ramji comes to Vanguard from rival BlackRock, making him the first outsider CEO for the roughly $9 trillion asset manager

Author Posted on July 29, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Yields on cash are likely to drop. Put money to work here instead, Janus Henderson says

For investors who need to get out of cash but have cold feet about adding duration, short-term bonds might be a nice incremental step.

Author Posted on July 29, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Watch out. These stocks reporting this week, including Meta, are primed for huge moves postearnings

Activity in the options market suggests that traders expect these stocks to see big moves after earnings.

Author Posted on July 29, 2024Categories Uncategorized

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