Why should the stock market drop?AARON KATSMAN
Against this background, since May 6th, the people's Daily has published 7 reports and comments on the hot issues of stock market. The highlights are two: first, interviews with experts and investors on the causes of the stock market decline; and two, continuous reporting and comment on cra...
The first thing to know about the stock market's eye-watering slide Monday is that it wasn't caused by anything fundamental. There was no particular piece of news that drove the major averages to capsize, in a move that sent theDow industrialsoff more than 1,500 points —a new intraday...
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negative company news, and changes in implicit value, explicit value and supply and demand for the stock. You don't always need to worry or panic if you see stock prices drop today (or any day) – sometimes the reasons aren't an indication of a problem with the company or its stock....
The latest trading session saw Alibaba (BABA) ending at $84.95, denoting a +0.19% adjustment from its last day's close. The stock's performance was ahead of the S&P 500's daily loss of 0.22%. Meanwhile, the Dow experienced a drop of 0.36%, and the technology-dominated Nasdaq saw a ...
That said, both Hershey and Mondelez are underperforming theS&P 500during this time. And Mondelez is likely eyeing the opportunity of better returns if it owned Hershey, which would give it greater scale and market presence. Companies usually need to pay a premium when acquiring another business....
(or lack thereof), I felt this article falsely equates the stock market to the economy. Sure, stocks have done very well—you only need to look at a graph to see it. But there are huge affordability problems right now in many parts of the country—groceries, insurance, and so forth....
A company will buy back shares when it has plenty of cash on hand or during a period offinancial healthfor the company and the stock market. Those are not good reasons for some investors. The stock's price is likely to be high at such times and the price might drop after a buyback....
Stifel’s Barry Bannister says the S&P 500 is overvalued and sees historical precedent for a stock-market drop in the fourth quarter.