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A group of new football players will join the NFL on Thursday night as the league holds its annual draft. Unlike last year when it was known that quarterback Trevor Lawrence would be the no. 1 overall selection for months, the 2022 NFL Draft remains mysterious as it’s less clear which top college player will go first.

Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) revenue forecast fell short of estimates as the company contends with inflationary pressures and supply issues. The company recently acquired a non-chip business that should deliver value to shareholders. Investors should keep INTC stock on their watch list and pounce where there’s more clarity on supply-and-demand issues. Source: Intel Microprocessor manufacturer Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC)

Nearly 5,000 laborers died on the job in 2020, according to a new report from the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), with Latino and Black workers having the highest fatality rates.  Despite the U.S. making strides in keeping workers safe since the passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act

Upstart Holdings (NASDAQ:UPST) filed its annual proxy earlier this month. According to the form, CEO Dave Girouard received almost $15 million in total compensation, nearly all of it in UPST stock options and awards.  Given its share price is down 48% year-t0-date, those stock options and awards aren’t nearly as valuable as in October. At

President Joe Biden on Thursday asked Congress to approve about $33 billion in additional aid for Ukraine, which would be on top of the $13.6 billion in military, economic and humanitarian assistance that U.S. lawmakers authorized last month. “We have to do our part,” Biden said in a speech on the topic at the White

Tesla (TSLA) stock dropped by more than two Twitters (TWTR) in a day. Some investors understandably question paying 18 times revenue for a luxury nameplate. For now, the mid-market belongs to Tesla’s rivals. Source: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock dropped the equivalent of two Twitters (NASDAQ:TWTR) the day after the social media company

Many residential real estate markets are still red hot. Significant home-sale gains are likely even if you’ve only owned your place for a relatively short time, and now have to sell.  If you’ve owned for at least two years, you probably qualify for the lucrative federal income tax principal residence gain exclusion break. Under that

Novavax’s (NASDAQ:NVAX) coronavirus shot does not appear to be gaining nearly as much traction as I thought that it would at this point. Consequently, I’m not as bullish on NVAX stock as I was last month. While I still think that the shares can rally sharply in the medium-term and the long-term, I view the

A previous version of this report gave an incorrect date for the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee meeting in May. The story has been corrected. A view of the Nasdaq headquarters in Times Square, New York City, on April 6, 2022. MarketWatch/Kollmeyer U.S. stock futures were pointing to gains for Wall Street on Wednesday, with

T-Mobile (NASDAQ:TMUS) is expected to report earnings for the first quarter before the morning bell on Wednesday. Here’s what to be looking for with TMUS stock. Analysts are projecting revenue of $20.1 billion, which would be an increase of 1.5% from a year ago. Earnings-per-share is expected to come in at 32 cents, which would

Dear Quentin, I am a retired 62-year-old woman. I was widowed in 2006 at the age of 46 and raised my two children (now 24 and 27) on my own. I used my husband’s life insurance money (about $500,000) to maintain our home, provide child care, and get both children through college without student loans. 

In my last article on Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN), I argued why the short-side was right on the money in its bearishness. Since then, short-sellers have not only been on the money. They’re in the money as well, when it comes to MULN stock. In a week’s time, it’s dropped around 40%. This plunge has happened,

Thomas Peterffy has some advice for bullish investors and traders amid stomach-churning volatility and an overall ugly tilt lower for equities: Focus on the long game. The founder and chairman of Interactive Brokers Group IBKR, -1.61% says he sees a lot of “difficult issues” that the market needs to contend with on the “immediate horizon,”

Monday morning was an interesting moment in the stock market. After trying to rotate over the prior week’s high early on Thursday morning, the S&P 500 rolled over…hard. Everything in its path, including Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) was under pressure. Friday was even worse for the markets, although AMD stock fell less than 2% on

What are you doing this summer?  Despite earlier rumblings about Americans embarking on outings and travel they had postponed due to the pandemic, a new study suggests coronavirus concerns — and historically high inflation — are influencing many people’s vacation planning. COVID-19 cases in the U.S. are on the rise again after falling earlier this

It’s been three weeks since Black Rifle Coffee (NYSE:BRCC) announced it would redeem all of its warrants to buy BRCC stock in a cashless exercise. On April 19, investors learned that they would get 0.361 Class A common shares per warrant. At today’s share price, that’s the equivalent of about $6.36 in cash.  Since announcing

“‘Unfortunately, we’re just not seeing the low here yet. We’re students of the market, we respect what the markets are telling us. As we’ve said many times, the best strategist in the world is the internals of the equity market and it’s been telling us for months that growth is probably going to slow.’” Mike

Few words are scarier for investors than the “d”-word: de-listing. There hasn’t been a de-listing threat for Greek oil transportation company Imperial Petroleum (NASDAQ:IMPP) — or at least, not yet. Could IMPP stock get actually kicked off of the Nasdaq exchange in 2022? This question certainly wasn’t top-of-mind for many investors in early March, when the

Dear Quentin, My former stepfather passed away a month ago. He was married to my mother in Nevada at the time of her passing 21 years ago. During their marriage she gave him quite a bit of money from her retirement fund to buy and upkeep properties that he/they owned.  When she passed away, her

Over the last few weeks, Camber Energy’s (NYSEAMERICAN:CEI) stock has shown impressive growth. It dipped below 70 cents per share on April 12. That marked an inflection point from which it rose to price levels around $1 a week later. What investors should know is that a lot of what is driving shares higher is