Jacob Sonenshine is a reporter for Barron's Online, with a focus on stock picks and investment analysis. He has previously worked for TheStreet and MarketWatch, and his work has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo Finance and Financial News. Jacob's expertise lies in providing insights into the stock market and helping investors make informed decisions.
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The stock market is off to the races to start November on the back of a weaker-than-expected jobs report.
The stock market opened higher Friday morning after the October jobs report came in weaker than expected.
The stock market really likes the cooler-than-expected jobs report. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were 0.4% higher, with the S&P 500 signaling
By: Jacob Sonenshine
The S&P 500 fell for the second week in a row on Friday, as the market digested the October jobs report.
History shows that the S&P 500 can keep rising even when its price/earnings ratio is higher than average.
There’s still time to snap up Spotify Technology stock and shares of three other companies that are set to report earnings in the weeks ahead. Similarly, Ross Stores has seen its stock drop 10% from its record hit on Sept. 13, though earnings expectations have been stable in that stretch.
All three major U.S. indexes jumped more than 2% each Wednesday, after former President Donald Trump won the presidential election. With Republicans gaining a Senate majority—and possibly a House majority, too—Trump’s policy ideas will likely materialize.
By: Jacob Sonenshine
ON Semiconductor has been hit by falling sales to auto makers and sluggish sales of its industrial chips. That’s about to change—and its earnings picture looks bright.
By: Jacob Sonenshine
ON Semiconductor has been hit by falling sales to auto makers and sluggish sales of its industrial chips. That’s about to change—and its earnings picture looks bright.
It has been a shaky time for healthcare stocks, but that only presents a buying opportunity. The Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund which owns shares of major U.S. health insurers, medical device makers, and drugmakers, has dropped about 7% since hitting a record high in mid-September. Investors have been selling healthcare stocks, buying up more economically-sensitive ones instead, as the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates and the market accounts for the positive economic consequences from Republicans winning the White House and both chambers of Congress.
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