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Recent 52-Week Lows

Recent 52-Week Lows

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  • Uber Earnings Next Week: Battle Between UBER & LYFT Continues
    Zacks2 hours ago

    Uber Earnings Next Week: Battle Between UBER & LYFT Continues

    Uber (UBER) is releasing its first Q1 earnings after market close on Thursday, May 30th. Both Uber and Lyft went public at a massive bottom-line deficit, with no profits in sight.

  • Tesla's bad news accelerates as Wall Street loses faith
    Associated Press2 hours ago

    Tesla's bad news accelerates as Wall Street loses faith

    Late last year, Tesla Inc. was fully charged and cruising down the highway on Autopilot. Shares were trading above $370 each, sales of the Model 3 small electric car were strong and the company had appointed a new board chair to rein in the antics of sometimes impulsive CEO Elon Musk. For the year, the share price is down around 40%, largely on concerns Tesla is running out of buyers for its vehicles, which range in price from a base $35,400 Model 3 to a larger Model X SUV that can run well over $130,000.

  • The Bursting of the Tesla Stock Bubble
    Bloomberg3 hours ago

    The Bursting of the Tesla Stock Bubble

    Morgan Stanley threw the biggest blow, declaring that in a worst-case scenario, Tesla’s shares could sink to a shocking $10. A Wedbush analyst said the carmaker is facing a “code red situation” and cast doubt on whether Tesla can sell enough of its electric cars to make a profit. Some $23 billion in shareholder value has been wiped out, sinking the company’s market cap back below that of General Motors and Ford.

  • CEOs get $800,000 pay raise, leaving workers further behind
    Associated Press3 hours ago

    CEOs get $800,000 pay raise, leaving workers further behind

    Congratulations, yours was in line with what CEOs at the biggest companies got. Pay for CEOs at S&P 500 companies rose to a median of $12 million last year, including salary, stock and other compensation, according to data analyzed by Equilar for The Associated Press. The eight-figure packages continue to rise as companies tie more of their CEOs' pay to their stock prices, which are still near record levels, and as profits hit an all-time high last year due to lower tax bills and a still-growing economy.

  • Will NIO Miss Q1 Revenue Estimates Like Tesla, Tencent, and Baidu?
    Market Realist4 hours ago

    Will NIO Miss Q1 Revenue Estimates Like Tesla, Tencent, and Baidu?

    Wall Street Expects NIO to Outperform TSLA, TCEHY, BIDU, and BABANIO’s Q1 2019 earningsChinese electric car company NIO (NIO) is slated to release its first-quarter earnings on Tuesday. Wall Street analysts expect the company to report a wider

  • Could NIO Beat Its Q1 Estimates like TCEHY and BABA?
    Market Realist4 hours ago

    Could NIO Beat Its Q1 Estimates like TCEHY and BABA?

    NIO: What to Expect from Its Q1 Earnings(Continued from Prior Part)NIO’s Chinese peers reported earningsLast week, Alibaba (BABA), Tencent Holdings (TCEHY), and Baidu (BIDU) reported their results for the quarter ending in March. Tencent Holdings

  • SINA and Weibo: Falling Knives or Undervalued Stocks?
    Motley Fool5 hours ago

    SINA and Weibo: Falling Knives or Undervalued Stocks?

    The two Chinese companies are struggling with weak ad spending and a strong U.S. dollar.

  • Weibo's Q1 Was All Right, but Ad Sales Are Slowing Down in Q2
    Motley Fool6 hours ago

    Weibo's Q1 Was All Right, but Ad Sales Are Slowing Down in Q2

    The so-called Twitter of China posted solid first-quarter results, but management expects slower sales growth in the next quarter.

  • The Meaning of Baidu’s Car Business Sale Denial
    Market Realist6 hours ago

    The Meaning of Baidu’s Car Business Sale Denial

    All Isn't Lost for Baidu Even after Its Q1 Surprise(Continued from Prior Part)Baidu says it’s not looking for external funding for its Apollo unitBaidu (BIDU) has denied media reports that it’s exploring a sale or spin-off of its car business.

  • Baidu Is Seeking $1.0 Billion in Funding for a Bank Venture
    Market Realist7 hours ago

    Baidu Is Seeking $1.0 Billion in Funding for a Bank Venture

    All Isn't Lost for Baidu Even after Its Q1 Surprise(Continued from Prior Part)Baidu owns 30% of this banking ventureBaidu (BIDU) and China CITIC Bank are seeking up to $1.0 billion in new funding for their digital bank joint venture, according to a

  • Barrons.com8 hours ago

    Tesla’s Bonds Are Tumbling Too. Are They Worth a Gamble?

    The electric-auto maker’s junk debt yields over 9% for good reason. If you’re feeling lucky, our options maven suggests a hedge.

  • SpaceX launches 60 little satellites, with many more to come
    Associated Press8 hours ago

    SpaceX launches 60 little satellites, with many more to come

    CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — SpaceX has launched 60 little satellites, the first of thousands that founder Elon Musk plans to put in orbit for global internet coverage.

  • Bloomberg9 hours ago

    Drug Makers' Opioid Liability Tied to Untested Legal Theory

    Oklahoma is the first to go to trial with a case relying on nuisance laws normally invoked for minor property disputes involving things such as loud noises or bright lights. “It’s the first time this theory has actually gotten to trial in pharmaceutical litigation, so everybody will be watching to see if it works,” said Richard C. Ausness, a University of Kentucky law professor who monitors opioid litigation. Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter claims J&J and Teva are liable for at least $10 billion in damages from the state’s two-decade surge in opioid addiction.

  • Baidu Is Besting Alibaba in This Market
    Market Realist9 hours ago

    Baidu Is Besting Alibaba in This Market

    All Isn't Lost for Baidu Even after Its Q1 SurpriseAmazon and Google maintain smart speaker leadBaidu (BIDU) toppled Alibaba (BABA) to become China’s top smart speaker company in the first quarter, according to a report released this month by

  • Why Is Tesla (TSLA) Down 21.1% Since Last Earnings Report?
    Zacks9 hours ago

    Why Is Tesla (TSLA) Down 21.1% Since Last Earnings Report?

    Tesla (TSLA) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

  • Why Is Sirius XM (SIRI) Down 5.9% Since Last Earnings Report?
    Zacks9 hours ago

    Why Is Sirius XM (SIRI) Down 5.9% Since Last Earnings Report?

    Sirius XM (SIRI) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

  • SINA Q1 Earnings Miss Estimates, Down Y/Y, Revenues Up
    Zacks9 hours ago

    SINA Q1 Earnings Miss Estimates, Down Y/Y, Revenues Up

    SINA's first-quarter 2019 top line benefits from growth in Weibo advertising and marketing and non-advertising revenues.

  • What Drove Kohl’s Margins in the First Quarter
    Market Realist11 hours ago

    What Drove Kohl’s Margins in the First Quarter

    Wall Street Pessimistic after Kohl’s First-Quarter Earnings(Continued from Prior Part)Gross margin contraction in Q1Kohl’s (KSS) gross margin contracted by six basis points to 36.8% on a year-over-year basis in the first quarter of fiscal 2019,

  • Financial Times11 hours ago

    Stocks to watch: Casino, Vodafone, Anglo American, Serco, M&B

    ● Casino bounced off a seven-month low after Rallye, the French retailer’s parent company, and its subsidiaries entered bankruptcy protection allowing debt payments to be suspended for up to 18 months. ...

  • Barrons.com13 hours ago

    Target Stock Triumphs in a Brutal Week for Retail. Here’s Why.

    Shoppers are shifting their purchases online, competition is ramping up, and inventory is sitting dormant. But some big retailers are showing they can succeed in a tough environment.

  • Barrons.com14 hours ago

    CenturyLink’s Stock Dividend Still Might Not Be Safe

    CenturyLink stock has had a rough ride this year, and at least one bear is throwing in the towel after the shares’ steep plunge. But that doesn’t mean the stock is a buy, or that its dividend is safe.

  • Nomura CEO Pay Cut Over Information Leak
    Bloomberg14 hours ago

    Nomura CEO Pay Cut Over Information Leak

    CEO Koji Nagai will forgo 30% of his salary for three months, the firm said after finding that a researcher at an affiliate shared information on potential changes to the Tokyo Stock Exchange sections inappropriately. Japan’s financial regulator plans to order the brokerage to improve internal controls, a person with knowledge of the matter said earlier, in what will be the first such action against Nomura since 2012. The incident could hinder Nagai’s plan to turn around Japan’s biggest brokerage after posting the first annual loss in a decade.

  • Barrons.com14 hours ago

    Tesla Stock Is in Trouble, and Elon Musk Has Gone From Iron Man to Inspector Gadget

    Electric cars are the future. But Tesla is heading down on fears of slowing demand. That leaves General Motors, which also sells a lot of cars and trucks and has gotten a lot leaner, as a better play.

  • Is Vodafone Group Plc (LON:VOD) A Risky Dividend Stock?
    Simply Wall St.18 hours ago

    Is Vodafone Group Plc (LON:VOD) A Risky Dividend Stock?

    Is Vodafone Group Plc (LON:VOD) a good dividend stock? How would you know? Dividend paying companies with growing...

  • Financial Times18 hours ago

    Facebook banks on digital currency

    that Facebook may be hooking up with the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange for its digital currency, possibly being developed by its new Swiss-registered Libra fintech offshoot. The portents obviously seem good then, except that Gemini was founded by the Winklevoss twins, longtime arch enemies of Mark Zuckerberg, who they sued for allegedly stealing their idea for a social network. A happier union, if the digital currency gets off the ground, would be between ecommerce and Facebook's advertising business.