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| | | This Online Marketplace Stock Was Just Waiting for This Catalyst |
Last Wednesday was Inauguration Day, and there's a related play, a health insurance marketplace stock, I've been watching… And I'm excited to say it started to break out this week.
I've had to wait and wait, but it's finally taking off as Joe Biden moves into the White House — and it's just the start of a big move.
In fact, there are a lot of stocks that aren't at all-time highs that have strong value… and they're now ready to run higher in the coming months. |
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| | | Dissecting IBM Earnings & What It Means For Your Portfolio |
Disappointing earnings from technology leaders are to blame for the drop in the Dow Jones last week. Leading the disappointments is the missed revenue expectations from International Business Machines Corp., aka IBM.
IBM's stock price fell around 6.5% aftermarket. Its sales have now declined or remained stagnant for 10 quarters with no year-over-year increase in revenue. Its biggest unit (cloud and cognitive software) saw revenue decrease 4.5% from the year earlier. Unfortunately for IBM, this is becoming a familiar pattern and is reflected in its stock price.
It is still too early into earnings season to make broader characterizations across the market. But keep an eye on the stock charts to see how traders react to the news, rather than taking headlines at face value. |
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