Author: super@dmin
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Futures Movers: Oil prices edge lower as attention turns to OPEC+ meeting
Oil futures edge lower Tuesday, as investors await a meeting of major oil producers and continue to track tensions over Ukraine.
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Europe Markets: February off to a strong start for European stocks, thanks to UBS
The Swiss banking giant’s shares soared on Tuesday, following well-received results, drivign up the heavily weighted banking sector.
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Deep Dive: Russian stocks have 35% upside when the Ukraine crisis ‘de-escalates.’ These 2 ETFs give you a way to play
Analysts at Pictet Wealth Management point to previous Ukraine conflict resolutions to support a rebound.
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Economic Report: Jolts data show continued tight U.S. labor market in December
Data on job openings, quits and layoffs show a continued tight U.S. labor market in December.
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Outside the Box: The SEC is illogical in its continued refusal to OK a bitcoin ETF
Whatever merits the SEC’s rationale initially had, the recent acceptance of bitcoin futures ETFs puts it long past time to approve a bitcoin ETF.
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Market Pulse: Dow, S&P 500 waver at the open as stock market attempts to kick off February’s first session higher
U.S. stock indexes opens flat to lower Tuesday morning, after the worst month since March 2020 for the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500.
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The Fed: Fed’s Harker says it would take another spike in inflation to justify half-point March hike
Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said Tuesday it would take a ‘fairly significant spike’ in inflation to justify half-point hike in March.
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The Ratings Game: Has Robinhood’s stock bottomed? This analyst says, ‘Yes, indeed.’
For Robinhood Markets Inc. investors wondering if the trading-app’s stock has finally bottomed after a near six-month drubbing, Mizuho analyst Dan Dolev listed a number of reasons why he believes “yes indeed.”
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Bond Report: Treasury yields nudge lower ahead of data on job openings
Treasury yields edge lower Tuesday to kick off February, with investors awaiting data on December job openings as they attempt to gauge the path of Fed rate increases.
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Mark Hulbert: Bitcoin is powerful but can it predict Nasdaq and S&P 500 corrections and rallies?
Bitcoin’s as a leading indicator of the stock market doesn’t hold up under scrutiny.