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Zacks News
Fast Track on Tax Cuts? GE Posts Q3 Fail
by Mark Vickery
A major development from Congress may see tax reform on the front burner; meanwhile, GE may have hit rock bottom.
Strength in Jobs, Earnings = No Black Thursday Crash
by Mark Vickery
Today is the 30th anniversary of the stock market crash in 1987, which would later be referred to as "Black Monday."
Could Tax Reform Delays Tank the Market?
by Mark Vickery
Both President Trump and Secretary Mnuchin expressed some doubts tax reform could pass before the end of 2017. Could this spark a market sell-off?
Positive Start to the Q3 Earnings Season
by Sheraz Mian
We are off to a good start to the Q3 earnings season.
Positive Start to the Q3 Earnings Season
by Sheraz Mian
We are off to a good start to the Q3 earnings season.
Q3 Earnings & Lack of Market Volatility
by Sheraz Mian
The small-cap earnings picture has been fairly weak in recent quarters, but that is expected to change with the Q3 earnings season.
"It Was 30 Years Ago This Week..."
by Mark Vickery
These days, we rely heavily on computerized trading, but 1987 was still a time of technological growing pains of the sort we no longer experience.
Will Q3 Earnings Help Drive the Market Higher?
by Sheraz Mian
More than the large-cap earnings reports, results from the small-cap companies likely will have a bigger stock-market bearing.
Will Q3 Earnings Help Drive the Market Higher?
by Sheraz Mian
More than the large-cap earnings reports, results from the small-cap companies likely will have a bigger stock-market bearing.
4 Bargain ETFs in a Pricey Market
by Sanghamitra Saha
If you are worried about market overvaluation, you can play these low P/E value ETFs.
Nobel Economist Thaler Sees Big Market Risks
by Mark Vickery
Richard Thaler demonstrated how ???economic agents are human, and economic models have to incorporate that." So what is it Thaler is so worried about now?
Thaler's Nobel: Brilliant, Lazy, Humble
by Kevin Cook
After this high-profile prize in economics, investors might just be ready to admit how irrational they can be.
GOP Tax Cuts and Economic Growth. Is There a Link?
by John Blank
a permanent increase in the growth rate will be very difficult, but a temporary increase might be enough to raise the standards of living.A
Jobs Numbers Swing Negative Post-Hurricanes; Unemployment 4.2%
by Mark Vickery
We expected some hurricane effect in today's non-farm jobs data, but few predicted a swing to the negative: -33K new jobs were created in September.
Smorgasbord of Econ Data
by Mark Vickery
Jobless claims, forthcoming speeches from Fed officials and one big earnings beat are what's on today's agenda.
Asset Report of September: Small Caps Rule
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside the asset report for the month of September.
Hurricane Fallout Hits ADP Jobs Report
by Mark Vickery
A total of 135K new private-sector jobs is the lowest since the glaringly low 62K in October 2016, and well under the trailing-12-month average of 218K per.
ETF Scorecard for September 2017
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside what was hot and what was not in the month of September.
Top ETF Stories of September
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside the top ETF stories of September.
The Small Cap Rally
by Sheraz Mian
After lagging the S&P 500 index for most of this year, the small caps appear to have finally taken market leading position.
An Infographic Preview of Q3 Earnings Season
by Ryan McQueeney
For a detailed look at the latest earnings trends, including a peek at how our estimates have changed over time and what we expect in future quarters, check out our new Q3 earnings preview infographic!
Top ETF Stories of Third Quarter
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside the top ETF stories of the third quarter.
Tragic Violence Hits Las Vegas, Catalonia
by Mark Vickery
The appetite for discussing stocks and markets ahead of today's opening bell is substantially curbed by news reports that Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay was struck by the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.
Q2 GDP Keeps a 3-Handle, Plus More Data
by Mark Vickery
The third read on GDP, which had previously eked out a positive 3.0%, finished up another tenth of a point to 3.1%.
Fed Signals Re-Think; Durable Goods Orders Up
by Mark Vickery
August Durable Goods Orders were much better than expected: the headline preliminary read of 1.7% nearly doubled the 0.9% expected by analysts.