Jake Scott is a financial journalist who writes for Schaeffer's Investment Research and Yahoo Finance. His articles cover a range of topics related to stock market trends, analyst predictions, and company earnings. Jake's work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance France.
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Cloud-software stocks Salesforce Inc (NYSE:CRM) and Cloudflare Inc (NYSE:NET) are getting bullish attention today.
Bond yields are cooling off as upbeat economic data continues to trickle in
By: Jake Scott
General Motors (GM) stock is eyeing a pop after Deutsche Bank issued an upgrade to "buy"
By: Jake Scott
Stocks are higher today, the Dow outperforming on President Donald Trump's return to office
Options bulls are eyeing TXN ahead of Thursday's earnings report
On day one of his second presidency, Donald Trump signed over 200 executive orders, covering the crisis on the southern border, a national energy emergency and withdrawing from the 2015 Paris agreements, as well as rescinding 78 of President Biden’s executive orders. You might be tempted to think that this can’t happen in Britain, and […]
Wall Street is solidly higher this afternoon amid a myriad of Wall Street optimism. Tech stocks are extending their recent rally, as artificial intelligence (AI) names pop after President Donald Trump revealed a joint venture to invest "$500 billion, at least," for AI infrastructure in the U.S. Upbeat fourth-quarter earnings reports are also adding to today's momentum.
The direction this country has taken in the last 30 years is not a product of circumstance, but a choice, and should be challenged as such
Investors are eyeing remarks from President Trump at the World Economic Forum
By: Jake Scott
Meta Platforms, Tesla, and Starbucks are scheduled to report earnings
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