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Zacks News
Labor Market & Productivity Advance for May & June
by Mark Vickery
Import/Export Prices, Philly Fed and Empire State indexes, and, of course, new weekly data on Initial Jobless Claims all reported before the opening bell today.
Shooting of Congressman Steals Headlines
by Mark Vickery
The attempt on the life of House Rep Steve Scalise (R-LA), along with his aides and two police officers, has superseded coverage on other market-centric events this morning.
Time for High Beta and Momentum ETFs?
by Sanghamitra Saha
Why these high beta and momentum ETFs may shoot higher from here.
Immelt Stepping Down from GE, Kalanick to Take Leave of Uber?
by Mark Vickery
Shakeups within the top brass at both one of the top companies of the 20th century, General Electric (GE), and a storied 21st century firm, Uber, take headlines today.
Brexit in Question Following Hung Parliament?
by Mark Vickery
The Tory party failed to win a full majority of seats; this opens up far more possibilities for the U.K. government going forward.
Nothing-Burger, Side of Suspicion?
by Mark Vickery
Market participants have decided to largely ignore whatever hype has been generated in the cable news media this week.
Ahead of Thursday, Markets Look Hesitant
by Mark Vickery
Market participants might be forgiven for looking past certain developments we've seen this week so far.
Geopolitics Not Priced into the Market... Yet
by Mark Vickery
There are news headlines expected in the near future that suggest this positive tone in the market may soften.
Can Markets Close at New Highs Again Today?
by Mark Vickery
The three major market indexes reached record highs again at the end of last week, clearly not shaken by tepid economic numbers.
BLS Numbers Disappoint: 138K New Jobs
by Mark Vickery
138K new jobs were reportedly produced in the month of May, as opposed to 184K expected in consensus.
ADP Posts Blowout 253K New Jobs Ahead of BLS Report
by Mark Vickery
ADP released its monthly employment report ahead of the opening bell today, and the results surprised in a big way to the upside.
ETF Asset Flow of May: Foreign Wins, U.S. Loses
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside the asset scorecard of ETFs in the month of May.
Economic Data Fits Puzzle Pieces Together
by Mark Vickery
Consumer and investor confidence reads join a Fed governor's concerns ahead of today's Beige Book survey and other reports.
New Econ Reports Ahead of Jobs Numbers Friday
by Mark Vickery
Personal Income and Spending for April and Small Business Employment for May showed mostly in-line results.
Q1 GDP Upped to 1.2%, Durable Goods Down
by Mark Vickery
Gross Domestic Product results are a marked improvement over the disappointing initial read of 0.7%.
New Home Sales Fall 11.4%, Worse than Expected
by Mark Vickery
Analysts had been looking for a much more modest 1% drop.
Markets Play the Waiting Game
by Mark Vickery
Market futures await a flood of new data from economic surveys, the Federal Reserve and the U.S. House Oversight Committee.
Brazil and Defense: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
BRZU and PPA saw massive trading volume in the Monday trading session.
Best ETF Strategies for Trump Uncertainty
by Sanghamitra Saha
Follow these ETF strategies if Trump uncertainty bothers the broader market for long.
Sector ETF Winners and Losers on Trump Controversy
by Sanghamitra Saha
If the Trump controversy runs longer, it can cause gains and losses in the sector ETFs.
Volatility and Short-Term Government Bonds: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
BIL and VXX saw massive trading volume in the Wednesday trading session.
Inflation and Retail: Unfinished Business
by Mark Vickery
PPI's latest read surprised to the upside, while Macy's disappointed the Street before the bell with a big earnings miss.
Leveraged Semiconductor and TIPS: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
USD and TIP saw massive trading volume in the Wednesday trading session.
Nonfarm Payroll Jobs Correct: 211K in April
by Mark Vickery
211K new jobs ??? including both private sector and government-based ??? were created in the month of April, and the unemployment rate has fallen another tick to 4.4%.
Hawkish Fed Sentiments Put These ETFs in Focus
by Sanghamitra Saha
The Fed did not budge in the April meeting but had a satisfied tone regarding U.S. economic recovery and put these ETFs in focus.