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Apple shares have begun the week on the backfoot as reports indicate that the iPhone15 may be seeing some weakness in China. According to analysts at Jefferies, iPhone sales have experienced a significant decline in the double-digit range when compared to the iPhone 14 Pro. This drop can be attributed, at least in part, to the launch of Huawei's latest offering, the Mate 60 Pro, which hit the market in…
FXCM’s US.AUTO basket is under pressure as the UAW strike continues. The basket has dropped into its bearish channel between the lower blue and red bands and the RSI has dipped below 50 (green rectangle). The longer the RSI remains below 50, the more pressure the basket will be under.
As Q3 earnings season kicks off the SPX500 is looking subdued. It has charted a lower peak followed by a lower trough. This puts the weekly chart into downtrend. The black 30-week EMA is showing signs of support, but the candlesticks will need to break above the green down sloping trendline to show conviction.
The streaming pioneer is having a great year, as the strategic changes helped it reassert its dominance, but its stock dropped in Q3 and breaches key tech levels ahead of the latest earnings report
Banks kicked off earnings season last week. JPMorgan Chase (JPM.us), Citigroup (C.us) and Wells Fargo (WFC.us) beat earnings estimates. They posted better than anticipated net interest income, with lending outpacing payments to depositors. Also contributing to earnings was better business from capital markets.
UK regulators have approved Microsoft’s $69bn acquisition of Activision Blizzard, which removes the last hurdle for the deal. However, the Competition and Markets Authority said the deal won’t include cloud gaming rights and said in a statement today that, “The new deal will stop Microsoft from locking up competition in cloud gaming as this market takes off, preserving competitive prices and services for UK cloud gaming customers.”
The electric vehicle leader releases its earnings for the third quarter of the year on Wednesday October 18, having already reported a significant drop in deliveries and production for the same period
The US airliner reported solid Q3 2023 results, with a surge in profitability due to the strong summer demand, but lowered its full year guidance due to rising fuel expenses
Watch today’s US Open for insights on the latest US CPI report which showed persistence in inflation, Gold’s advance, the strong quarterly results by Delta Air Lines and more
TD Cowen has maintained an Outperform rating for Nvidia. The analyst team has increased its price target from $600 to $700 per share. This represents close to a 50% premium from current price levels and suggests a strong growth story behind artificial intelligence and its development.
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