Paul R. La Monica is a Digital Correspondent at CNNMoney. He covers a wide range of topics including finance, trading, cryptocurrency, and corporate finance, often blending insights with references to sports and pop culture. Paul has been featured in various outlets including KITV4 Island News, CNN, and Investor's Business Daily.
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By: Paul R. La Monica
Amdocs, Kroger, Bank of New York Mellon and Valvoline lead a list of stocks that Goldman Sachs calls “insensitive” to market volatility.
By: Paul R. La Monica
President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” could make it worse. Shares of Venmo owner PayPal online personal loan companies SoFi and Upstart and “buy now, pay later” lender Affirm are all down more than 20% this year. Renewed worries about inflation due to tariffs and growing fears of an increasingly sluggish U.S. economy (some say recession while others call it a mere “growth scare”) could reduce demand for consumer loans.
How terrible of a day was it for the stock market? Only two companies in the Nasdaq 100 index finished Friday in the green. Interestingly, the leader was self-proclaimed Bitcoin bank MicroStrategy. (The only other winner was Lululemon.
Tariff and trade-war fears have increased stock market volatility. Technical strategists say they haven’t seen capitulation yet.
The major stock indexes were whipsawed by conflicting reports, rumors and “fake news” about the latest developments regarding President Trump’s tariffs. It just goes to show that this really is a stock picker’s market. Three other members of that vaunted septet of tech stocks–Amazon, Meta Platforms and Alphabet–all enjoyed solid gains.
By: Paul R. La Monica
Disney’s stock has been pummeled lately. Are worries about a recession hitting the theme parks and advertising already priced in?
By: Paul R. La Monica
Disney’s stock has been pummeled lately. Are worries about a recession hitting the theme parks and advertising already priced in?
By: Paul R. La Monica
Alibaba and Baidu, which both trade on the Nasdaq, have tumbled on worries that they could be banned from the U.S.
By: Paul R. La Monica
UnitedHealth is single-handedly bringing down the Chalk it up to the fact that the Dow is a price-weighted average and not an index that ranks its components by market value. Shares of UnitedHealth tumbled 22% after the company reported weak earnings and issued disappointing financial guidance. The Dow fell more than 400 points, or 1.1%, as a result.
By: Paul R. La Monica
Weak results from UnitedHealth arern’t hurting all healthcare stocks. Eli Lilly is soaring on promising weight-loss pill news. Other healthcare stocks remain healthy too.
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