Month: April 2020

That’s A. Gary Shilling, longtime economist and president of A. Gary Shilling & Co., delivering his gloomy take in a recent op-ed published on Bloomberg News…

The 2020 oil market crash is proving to be unprecedented. We’ve seen oil prices fall to some of the lowest levels on record under the massive collapse in demand as the

It is a bumper week of U.S. corporate earnings and one that will tell us more about the devastating impact of coronavirus on the economy…

Stocks that pay out steady and increasing dividends are always appreciated by investors, but in times of market uncertainty and volatility, it is even more important. Not only does that

The largest companies in the U.S. digital advertising arena are Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL), with its Google, and Facebook (NASDAQ:FB). The two of them control nearly 61% of the market…

As some states start to relax social distancing measures and some tentative signs point to coronavirus cases being on the decline, there’s still scant evidence of a turn in the

It’s hard to deny, although some do, that the stock market, pre-coronavirus, was pushing the limits of what it means to be in a bubble. Of course, bubbles come and

A small stock price doesn’t always mean a small company. There are several factors that go into determining a company’s value, including its market capitalization — the price of each

The soon-to-expire May contract for the U.S. oil benchmark was on track Monday to finish in single digits for the lowest close and biggest one-day plunge on record for a