I learned early in my dealing room career that no matter how focused your actual trading may be, your research should be broad-based. No market exists in a vacuum

Intel (INTC), the largest chip manufacturer by revenue, is set to report second quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Thursday. The market is eager to learn which version of Intel will be on display.

This morning, investors are waiting for the latest monetary policy announcement from the European Central Bank due later today.

To say that we are entering into a multi-cloud world would be an understatement. Businesses and enterprises are beginning to embrace the unique benefits provided by operating in a multi-cloud environment.

Oil prices fell on Thursday, extending losses as investors braced for increased supplies after a compromise deal between leading OPEC producers and as U.S. fuel stocks rose, raising concerns over demand in the world’s largest consumer.

The ESG movement has rapidly grown, from an increase in ESG reporting to the expansion of sustainability-focused bonds. At Nasdaq, we recognize this Era of Impact, as forward-looking companies leverage ESG to unlock the opportunities of tomorrow. 

After losing almost 40% of its value over the past three years, it appears sentiment on Alcoa’s (AA) cyclical commodity business has improved.

Weighing on equity futures is the continued rollover in bond yields that is adding to questions surrounding growth prospects for GDP and earnings in the coming quarters.

Rapid industry change and rising competitive threats are forcing advisors into new ways of thinking and operating.

Yesterday, Apple (AAPL) hit a new all-time high. This morning, the stock is once again indicating a higher opening and looks like setting another record during today’s session. And yet, even at these levels, AAPL is still undervalued.