Jacob Sonenshine is a Reporter at Barron's. He covers various aspects of finance, including energy policy, commodities markets, and personal finance, with a focus on saving and investing, global markets, and algorithmic trading. Jacob's work has been featured in notable publications such as Barron's, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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Jacob Sonenshine's coverage primarily focuses on investment analysis, with an emphasis on the stock market and specific sectors such as bank stocks. He frequently cites data in his articles, indicating a preference for fact-based insights.
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There are reasons to still like the stock, though investors can certainly be forgiven for taking some profits.
Big Tech has been driving the stock market rally, but these healthcare, financial, and utilities ETFs are starting to look good.
Gold stocks are way down, and anyone seeking a bargain should at least give them a look.
By: Jacob Sonenshine
Palo Alto Networks, a Barron’s stock pick, dropped after earnings—a rare occurrence recently. Investors should keep holding on to the name.
Accenture shares have dropped on concerns of AI displacement. That should prove short-sighted.
Despite the week’s declines, the market is more likely to see it as a short correction than a major selloff. Investors aren’t selling everything, but shifting into better opportunities.
Gold stocks are way down, and anyone seeking a bargain should at least give them a look. The VanEck Gold Miners exchange-traded fund—home to some of the largest miners, such as Newmont and Barrick Mining —has slid 24% from its record high hit in late February. The stocks are so-called leveraged plays on the commodity—when the price of the commodity falls, the stocks fall harder.
The market is finally catching on to what individual stocks have known for a while now—volatility is becoming a problem for investors.
Oracle will report quarter earnings Wednesday, and chip investors will focus on the software giant’s capex plans.
By: Jacob Sonenshine
CVS Health, Pfizer, and Dollar General were among the stocks identified for investors looking for non-tech options.
