Category archives: Finance

As the Defi and NFT segments become more competitive, it becomes more difficult to keep track of all projects. Aggregators play a crucial role of importance in this industry. Without such services, it would be impossible to attract new investors and en…

Roblox (NYSE: RBLX) made a splash earlier this year when it went public because it is a diversified play on gaming and gives some great exposure to the mobile market.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) has recalled over 660,000 Explorer SUVs. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration asked the automaker to recall some Explorer and Police Interceptor SUVs due to issues with the roof rail covers, which could detach …

Wendy’s (NASDAQ:WEN) will report earnings on May 12 before the market opens. The whisper number suggests the company will narrowly beat on the bottom line with earnings per share (EPS) coming in at 15 cents per share which is a penny higher than the co…

The explosion of cryptocurrencies, particularly bitcoin, has changed the way businesses and merchants view digital assets. Rather than focusing on the difficulties of starting to accept crypto payments, more merchants are emboldened by the ongoing cryp…

Here we look at three stocks that are down at least 40% this year and have entered oversold territory. All participate in long-term growth markets and at current levels offer investors a bargain entry point.

With a 50% slide in their shares over the last four months, Peloton (NASDAQ: PTON) risks becoming one of the biggest, and latest, stars of 2020 to blow up.

Brooks Automation (NASDAQ: BRKS) emerged as a play on the “fourth industrial revolution” for us over the last year or so. The company operates in two segments servicing the semiconductor and life sciences industries

DoorDash (NYSE: DASH) has been one of the biggest pandemic winners, as people have ordered food more than ever to protect themselves from COVID-19 – and avoid cooking. But with the pandemic nearing its conclusion, DoorDash’s best (growth) days may be b…

I am worried about what will happen in the days following the next price crash. Today’s CAPE value is 36. The mean CAPE value is 16. So a drop to fair value price levels would mean a price drop of more than 50 percent. At the end of earlier bull/bear c…