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Zacks News
Jobless Claims Up, but U.S. Labor Market Stays Strong
by Mark Vickery
New jobless claims keep us within the 4-week moving average of a 250-275K range, which remains consistent with a strong U.S. labor market.
Are Hedge Fund ETFs Good Bets for Only Uncertain Times?
by Sanghamitra Saha
No respite from underperformance for hedge fund ETFs in 2016 too?
Private Sector Jobs Jump to 216K, OPEC Reaches Agreement
by Mark Vickery
ADP's monthly read shot up 46K more jobs than expected, while U.S. crude oil reads bounced back 7% on reports of OPEC agreeing to the Algiers plan.
Q3 GDP Up to 3.2%; Can OPEC Reach a Deal?
by Mark Vickery
While the second read on Q3 GDP rose 30 basis points, both WTI and Brent crude oil prices are tumbling 3.7% in today's pre-market.
Tackle Trump & the Fed with These Cyclical Sector ETFs
by Sanghamitra Saha
Why cyclical sector ETFs are bets of the hour.
What Tech Crash? These ETFs are Still Top Picks
by Sanghamitra Saha
These top-ranked tech ETFs should stand tall amid Trump-related worries over the broader tech sector.
6 ETFs to Play Small-Cap Surge for Big Gains
by Sweta Killa
How to capitalize the surging small cap space for big gains in a short span.
5 Top-Ranked Sector ETFs Thankful to Trump
by Sanghamitra Saha
These sector ETFs scooped up strong gains on Trump's victory and were upgraded to the Buy or Strong Buy list by the Zacks methodology.
Durable Goods Rise, Thanksgiving Costs Fall
by Mark Vickery
Durable Goods rose 4.8% in the month of October, much higher than the 1.7% expected. The cost of a Thanksgiving meal fell year over year.
Leveraged Retail & Defense: 2 ETFs Trading with Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
RETL and ITA saw massive volumes in Tuesday's trading session.
Is Trump Positive for Earnings?
by Sheraz Mian
We discuss what impact the new administration will have on corporate earnings.
Trump Rally to Wane? Buy These Quality ETFs
by Sanghamitra Saha
Bet on these quality ETFs to avoid Trump, Fed and oil-induced uncertainties.
Will a Stronger Dollar Lead to Market Problems?
by Mark Vickery
Strength in the U.S. markets following the general election is already beginning to give way toward new realities and concerns.
PPI 0.0% -- Inflation Quiet Before the Storm?
by Mark Vickery
This comes as a surprise as market participants and Federal Reserve presidents look for signs of inflation seeping into our economic reads.
All About October Jobs: +161K, Plus Upward Revisions
by Mark Vickery
161K new jobs were created in October; the unemployment rate ticked down back to 4.9%.
Q3 Productivity Swings Positive, British Pound Jumps
by Mark Vickery
A surprise +3.1% read on U.S. productivity and a spike in pound valuation in light of an anti-Brexit decision take this morning's headlines not involving the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series.
On Jobs, the Fed and Improbable Outcomes
by Mark Vickery
Jobs came in roughly as expected, but a Janet Yellen announcement, Donald Trump victory and Chicago Cubs World series win would continue to upset the 2016 apple cart.
Earnings Picture Turns Positive
by Sheraz Mian
The earnings picture is steadily improving, which should add to confidence in expectations for the coming periods
U.S. Fortunes + Low Volatility = Rate Hike Expected
by Mark Vickery
Import and Export numbers, as well as new initial jobless claims, all point to sunshine ahead; the stormclouds are the result of an expected rate hike in December.
Alcoa (AA) Kicks Off Q3 Earnings Season with a Miss
by Mark Vickery
32 cents per share missed the 34 cents expected, on revenues of $5.21 billion which were lower that the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $5.33 billion.
Details in Jobs Report Suggest More Slack in U.S. Labor Market
by Mark Vickery
The unemployment rate ticked up from 4.9% to 5.0%, as more U.S. citizens actively look for work.
ADP Provides 'Goldilocks' Jobs Number
by Mark Vickery
This "disappointing" 154K number from ADP this morning is relative: with the U.S. labor market nearing full employment, we???re still looking at a healthy jobs situation.
U.S. Markets Flat, Q4 Stumbling Out of the Gate
by Mark Vickery
No macro data is released before the bell today, though Friday's non-farm payroll numbers are highly anticipated.
Will the Earnings Recession Continue in Q3?
by Mark Vickery
With downward revisions continuing -- even accelerating -- this close to earnings season, the numbers suggest the earnings recession may continue.
Durable Goods Orders, OPEC Not Enough
by Mark Vickery
Without getting too deep into the weeds here, Non-Defense, Non-Aircraft Capital Orders reached +0.6%, indicating slight growth.