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Zacks News
Markets Wait & See Ahead of Singapore Summit
by Mark Vickery
Clearly, investors are waiting on developments this week which have the potential to not only move market narratives, but those of global security as well.
Will G7 Tensions Sour the Market Rally?
by Mark Vickery
The Dow has risen in four out of its past five trading days, but is this subject to change today?
4 Solid Reasons to Buy Mega-Cap ETFs Now
by Sweta Killa
Below we discuss some strong reasons for investing in mega-cap ETFs now.
Jobless Claims Continue to Rock: 222K
by Mark Vickery
If we are indeed in the late cycle of our current multi-year bull market, the major indexes are certainly not acting like it.
Minor Econ Metrics Pave the Way Forward
by Mark Vickery
Productivity and Unit Labor Costs, as well as a new Trade Deficit for April, are claiming a few headlines this morning.
Your Move, Rest of the World
by Mark Vickery
Pre-market levels are continuing from Friday???s rally, which came upon a very strong non-farm payroll and unemployment rate report Friday morning.
Is the Phillips Curve the 'Loch Ness Monster' of Macroeconomics?
by John Blank
Is the inverse data relationship between higher consumer inflation as a consequence of a lower overall unemployment rate actually as robust as assumed?
Looking Forward to Jobs Numbers? 223K Reasons
by Mark Vickery
The new Unemployment Rate dipped even further, to 3.8% -- the lowest we???ve seen since the turn of the millennium.
Trump Renews Global Trade War Fears: ETF Winners & Losers
by Sweta Killa
Let's have a look at some ETFs that are poised to benefit from global trade war fears and some that are likely to be affected.
Jobless Claims, PCE "Steady As She Goes"
by Mark Vickery
All of this morning's econ numbers point to steady growth both in the U.S. labor market and wages. "Steady" being the operative word.
Profit from Roman Impasse With These Global Inverse ETFs
by Sanghamitra Saha
Italian and Spanish political crisis caused a global market bloodbath recently. How to profit out of this scenario with ETFs?
Econ Alphabet Soup: GDP, ADP and EU
by Mark Vickery
The two main headlines today -- the second read on Q1 GDP and the ADP (ADP) private-sector payroll survey -- are both lighter than expected.
Brazil & U.S. Financials: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
EWZ and IYF saw massive volumes in the last trading session.
Italy Headlines Shake EU, Pre-Markets
by Mark Vickery
The attempt to join two anti-establishment parties from either side of the political spectrum appears to have resulted in an immediate failure to launch.
Markets on Cruise Control -- But Not for Fiat Chrysler (FCAU)
by Mark Vickery
On one of the biggest travel weekends of the year, Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) is issuing a recall for 4.8 million domestic vehicles.
Jobless Claims Back to "Normal," i.e. "Great"
by Mark Vickery
All of this is consistent with economists' current collective read of between 2.5%-3% GDP growth, and some would say this is conservative.
Jobless Claims, Walmart Q1 Stay Healthy (revised)
by Mark Vickery
Though jobless claims have risen week over week, they are still historically strong. The same can be said for WMT's earnings.
Jobless Claims, Walmart Q1 Stay Healthy
by Mark Vickery
Though jobless claims have risen week over week, they are still historically strong. The same can be said for WMT's earnings.
ETF Strategies to Play the 7-Year High Benchmark Yield
by Sanghamitra Saha
Here's how to profit from the seven-year high benchmark treasury yield with ETFs.
Housing, Industrial Data, Macy's Q1 Strong
by Mark Vickery
All in all, these figures this morning suggest healthy consumer confidence, leading to higher sales.
3 Sector ETF & Stocks to Play April Inflation Data
by Sanghamitra Saha
U.S. inflation data puts these sector ETFs and stocks in focus.
Goldilocks Market, Continued: CPI, Jobless Claims
by Mark Vickery
Initial Jobless Claims again came in at an extremely low 211K (unchanged from the previous week), and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) hit the tape only lukewarm at best at +0.2% headline.
3 Momentum ETFs & Stocks to Buy as Market Bounces Back
by Sanghamitra Saha
Wall Street bounced back on a host of factors. Play the momentum with these stocks and ETFs.
Are Higher Interest Rates a Threat to the Market?
by John Blank
Interest rates increase, stock markets decline and recession follows... is it that simple?
Jobs Still Strong at 164K, Unemployment 3.9%
by Mark Vickery
Both figures were lower than the 195K and 4.0% expected, respectively, but remain of the wider narrative that we are still in a very robust labor market.