Deputy markets editor, senior writer, senior IBD Leaderboard Editor
David Saito-Chung is a Deputy markets editor, senior writer, and senior IBD Leaderboard Editor for Yahoo Finance and Investor's Business Daily. He specializes in writing articles related to stock market analysis, providing insights on market trends, stock performance, and investment strategies. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance Singapore.
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By: David Saito-Chung
The stock market today got hammered in early action and the sell-off worsened by lunch time on Wall Street. Investors decided to take profits on earnings news from two of the Magnificent Seven techs, Meta Platforms and Microsoft. Meanwhile, other top growth stocks sold off on their results while some recent breakouts struggled.
By: David Saito-Chung
Enterprise software juggernaut Microsoft, like most tech stocks, had started September on the wrong foot. But Microsoft stock reversed bullishly, gaining more than 3% for the month.
By: David Saito-Chung
Monolithic Power Systems suffered a sharp slide this past Thursday on third-quarter results. The Long-Term Leaders Watchlist stock fell almost 142 points, or 15.7%, and shaved off $6.92 billion worth of shareholder value for the week.
By: David-Chung, David Saito-Chung
Dull. Mixed. Wishy-washy. Confusing. Slightly more skittish than usual. These words, and perhaps a handful of others, describe how the stock market acted Monday.
By: David Saito-Chung
Enterprise software juggernaut Microsoft, like most tech stocks, had started September on the wrong foot. Microsoft stock reversed bullishly, gaining more than 3% for the month. But in October, sellers decked MSFT for a 5.
By: David Saito-Chung
Enterprise software juggernaut Microsoft, like most tech stocks, had started September on the wrong foot. Microsoft stock reversed bullishly, gaining more than 3% for the month. On Monday morning, after an enthralling week for equities, Microsoft stock pulled back, falling 0.9% in volume running 15% above usual levels.
By: David-Chung, David Saito-Chung
After a tremendous rush of buying last week, the stock market showed at least two key themes on Monday. One, investors still showed a bullish appetite for small caps.
By: David Saito-Chung
Enterprise software juggernaut Microsoft, like most tech stocks, had started September on the wrong foot. Microsoft stock reversed bullishly, gaining more than 3% for the month. During Wednesday's morning session, Microsoft shook off early losses to rise 0.4% to 424.64.
By: David Saito-Chung
Investors saw multiple shades of red in the stock market today. Beazer Homes broke out on earnings and ran past a new buy point of 35.20 in a seven-week base. Among blue chip stocks, Disney roared like a bull, gaining more than 8% on fiscal fourth-quarter results that included revenue of $22.6 billion and adjusted earnings of $1.14 a share.
By: David Saito-Chung
Enterprise software juggernaut Microsoft, like most tech stocks, had started September on the wrong foot. Microsoft stock reversed bullishly, gaining more than 3% for the month. During Thursday's morning session, Microsoft shook off early losses for a third straight day and inched 66 cents higher, or less than 0.2%, to 425.89.
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