Investors have a full plate ahead of them today that includes a helping of corporate earnings as the September quarter earnings season gets underway and the two high profile events that are Apple’s (AAPL) “Hi, Speed” event and Amazon’s (AMZN) 2020 Prime Day event.

That is why the most interesting release of this week will not be an earnings report at all. Tomorrow afternoon, Apple (AAPL) will launch the latest upgrades to the iPhone, and their new products are about the future, not the Covid-damaged past

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.

There are four main drivers of equities this week: Stimulus, earnings, Apple’s „Hi, Speed“ event, and Amazon’s Prime Day event

Our ‚Face of Entrepreneurship‘ for the week is Jamilah Knight, Founder of Fly by Knight.

Delta Airlines (DAL) will report third quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results before the opening bell Tuesday.

As we approach the end of 2020, the working landscape is varied. Some organizations are already back in their offices, while some opted not to transition to remote work when the pandemic started, and many find themselves somewhere in the middle, adopting a hybridized approach.

The current economic scenario is producing a quite extreme “performance dispersion“ across stocks.

Quantifying the cost of maker-taker markets: Trading economics are much more efficient than many pundits claim. It also proves that costs can be quantified, if you’re willing to do the math.

Low volatility is a revered investment factor, but like anything else in investing, it’s not a free lunch.