Recent earnings results from Canadian uranium-fuel giant, Cameco saw a significant increase in nuclear energy demand and a potential supply gap in the immediate future. This demand is driven by global calls for clean, secure, and affordable energy with Nuclear being the stop-gap solution for base load electricity until new energy technologies become more commercial
Equities ground higher overnight, led by big tech, ahead of the earnings from Apple later this week, and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision due Wednesday.
Equities bounced overnight, led by big tech, ahead of the earnings from Apple later this week, and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision due Wednesday.
Big tech regained some ground after a rough week and the DOW slumped as investors digested contrasting corporate earnings as Amazon and Intel impressed, but underwhelming results from oil majors including Chevron left energy stocks nursing heavy losses.
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The so-called Magnificent Seven – Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia and Tesla – have wiped about $US200 billion off their value following this season’s reporting results.
A positive surprise is anticipated in today’s quarterly earnings report, and historical reporting has been strong. Currently, the stock is undervalued, making it an opportune time to invest in this stock.
Todays close in the S&P500 notches a fifth daily decline in six sessions, closing below the key 4,200 level. The Nasdaq slumped to 4-month lows, having its biggest single-session percentage drop since February, breaking the key 14,500 level, also the 200ma
Macquarie Bank is set to announce earnings, consistently demonstrating a remarkable record of exceeding expectations. MQG is a cornerstone in our portfolios, showcasing reliable performance. We advise purchasing a 2%-4% allocation of MQG shares on Thursday, anticipating a potential gap-up at Friday’s market open, following the release of positive updates.
Stocks finished higher on Tuesday as a spate of solid corporate earnings and upbeat forecasts stoked investor risk appetite and sparked a broad rally.
After a 56% rally on China banning exports to foreign countries, Ex-China graphite assets have enjoyed a spike in prices over the last few days
Equites were mixed to higher as Tech stocks started the week on the front foot as investors look ahead to big tech earnings, with Microsoft and Alphabet set to report September quarter results on Tuesday.
