John Navin is a contributing writer for Forbes, with his work also appearing in publications such as Benzinga and Yahoo Finance. He specializes in analyzing and reporting on stock market trends, providing insights on various industries and specific companies. John's articles focus on identifying undervalued stocks, analyzing market performance, and providing investment recommendations.
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When buyers fail to show up at the price where they previously paid, it’s a sign of weakness for a stock.
Tesla, Baidu. Selling is not a new feature for Tesla TSLA stock, but the recent break below a previously established support level is significant.
Pfizer, Wolfspeed, That Pfizer PFE is making the new 52-weeks lows list is not a proud moment for the company.
The Nasdaq 100 had a really bad day, finally, on Friday and a host of the big cap tech and social media favorites helped to take it down.
Super Micro Computer. The Russell 2000 has, guess what, stock components and the biggest, most heavily weighted one is one of the most
The Russell 2000 has 2000 stock components and the biggest, most heavily weighted one is one of the most volatile stocks around: Super Micro Computer.
It’s the Alphabet daily price chart that really gets me.
Many real estate investment trusts are having problems getting going what with the likelihood of interest rates staying the same or going higher.
These 5 financial sector stocks with big market capitalizations are now trading below their book value and continue to pay dividends.
They used to call it the McDonalds of coffee but that analogy is unlikely to make it into the business model textbooks.
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