Month: September 2021

With its much-followed reverse merger complete, Greenidge Generation (NASDAQ:GREE), previously Support.com stock, is no longer a hot short-squeeze play. It’s an understatement to say that’s been bad news for investors who dived into this when it was going on its epic run-up a few weeks back. Source: Mark Agnor / Shutterstock.com With SPRT stock converting
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Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) is a very interesting investment, being the second-largest Chinese company by market capitalization behind only Tencent (OTCMKTS:TCEHY). Often called the Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) of China, BABA stock represents a play on multiple fronts — from e-commerce to the cloud and more. Source: Nopparat Khokthong / Shutterstock.com Clearly, this name has a mix of extremely enticing
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Charlie Javice, Founder/CEO of Frank, which is a college financial aid start-up. Source: JP Morgan JPMorgan Chase has acquired college planning platform Frank to deepen relationships with students and their parents, CNBC has learned exclusively. Frank is an online portal with tools that help students apply for and negotiate financial aid, enroll in online courses
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The markets are far from efficient right now, with several undervalued stocks that boast historically-stable cash flows, scandal-free operations, and a robust profitability profile, relegated to the background. Most of the column inches and headlines are reserved for hyper-growth stocks and exciting recovery plays. Post-pandemic, the outlook for several exceptional stocks remains pessimistic because of
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As cryptocurrency’s transformation from speculative investment to a balanced portfolio stablemate continues to gather pace, governments around the world remain divided on how to regulate the emerging asset class. Below, we break down the current digital currency regulatory landscape by country. Key Takeaways As cryptocurrency has become a more significant factor in the global investment
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A liquidity crisis at a large Chinese property developer has shaken global markets, and strategists say it could send ripples across the global economy. But they also say the issue will likely be contained by the Chinese government before it wreaks damage in the banking system and it is not expected to lead to a
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AT&T (NYSE:T) participated in the Bank of America (BofA) Communications and Entertainment Conference on Sept. 14. The CFO, Pascal Desroches, shed more light on its upcoming WarnerMedia combination with Discovery Inc (NASDAQ:DISCA). He also discussed the resulting expected dividend cut. Since then, T stock has kept falling. Source: Jonathan Weiss / Shutterstock.com So far this
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