Investors want to know whether they should buy the stock on pull back or if will there be more pain ahead. That answer will soon become clear when the company reports third quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after Tuesday’s closing bell

U.S. equity futures point to positive open later this morning as the Federal Reserve member comments have, at least for now, soothed inflation fears and COVID-19 cases dropped to their lowest level since June, helping refuel the re-opening trade.

If extreme volatility was limited to bitcoin, none of it would matter to regular investors who hold stocks and bonds, and whose idea of an “alternative” investment is a REIT. However, it wasn’t.

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

Following the revelations contained in yesterday’s latest FOMC meeting minutes, we expect today’s weekly jobless claims report and tomorrow’s Flash May PMI data will be of keen interest to investors and dictate how equities finish the week.

Bitcoin represents one of the most significant economic inventions in history.

The global reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter, a partner to Nasdaq and user of the Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrophes service, continuously develops new catastrophe risk models. Mark Weatherhead, head of Model Development, talks about their approach to risk modelling.

Both showed a big beat of analysts’ expectations on both earnings and revenue. And yet, in pre-market trading, one stock is around three percent higher than yesterday’s close, while the other is three percent lower. Why is that?

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

Vikas Shah, managing director of FinTech Investment Banking, and Dushyant “D” Shahrawat, director of FinTech Investment Banking, both at Rosenblatt Securities, discuss how a wave of untraditional marketplaces is ushering in new investment opportunities.