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Vasundhara Sawalka

Disney vs. Comcast: Which Media Giant Has Better Upside Potential?

DIS' streaming turnaround to $1.33 billion profit and record $10 billion Experiences income highlight why DIS may offer stronger upside than CMCSA.

Andrew Rocco

Understanding The Concept of Price Action Versus News (News Failure)

Follow the money, not the noise. Whether in politics or equities, markets offer real-time truth-based signals from where capital is actually flowing.

Andrew Rocco

Bear of the Day: Comcast (CMCSA)

Although Comcast remains a dominant name in media and connectivity, the company is being squeezed on multiple fronts as its legacy cable and broadband businesses mature and face disruptive competition.

Mark Vickery

Pre-markets Down on AI Spending, Disney Earnings, Fed Rate Speculation

No new government data yet on jobs or inflation. Disney beats, but shares are falling in early trading.

Shaun Pruitt

Does Disney Stock Have More Upside as Q4 Results Approach?

Investors are anxious to see if Disney's new prioritization of long-term growth over short-term cost savings is paying off.

Mark Vickery

Big Bounceback Trading Day for AI & Tech

This was the best single-day of trading on the Nasdaq since May, led by chipmakers generally and the AI infrastructure trade more specifically.

Shaun Pruitt

3 Popular Stocks to Consider as Earnings Approach: DIS, FTNT, SHOP

As it relates to portfolio-worthy stocks to consider, Disney, Fortinet, and Shopify will be three popular companies to watch as their quarterly results approach on Wednesday, August 6.

Bryan Hayes

Is Netflix (NFLX) a 'Buy' Ahead of Q2 Earnings Announcement?

Our proprietary earnings model conclusively predicts another earnings beat for the upcoming announcement.

Kevin Cook

Bear of the Day: Cloudflare (NET)

Earnings growth is weak this year for a stock that has vaulted to a 200X forward P/E

Bryan Hayes

The Market's Latest Scare Tactic: Trade the Reaction, Not the Headlines

Today, the market's best tactic is to scare us from the coming rebound. Investors nearly always doubt new bull markets, often for years after they begin.