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If you think you’re too late to profit from e-commerce bonanza, think again. Because even though the first web-based purchase was made more than 20 years ago, online shopping is still growing at a breathtaking pace, with a 15% expansion in 2015 alone. But despite that fast growth, web-based purchases only made up 7.4% of total US retail sales in the third quarter, according to the Census Bureau, so the trend has plenty of room to run yet. ...
As expected, Star Wars mania is proving to be a real boon for Electronic Arts. Electronic Arts said it sold 13 million copies of Star Wars Battlefront during the fiscal year year ending December 31, well above its previous forecasts. The company also saw continued success with its FIFA, Madden NFL and Hockey Ultimate Team TISI +% titles, with live service revenue climbing 13% in the quarter from the same period a year ago. ...
Gold prices are modestly higher and scored another three-month high in early U.S. trading Wednesday. W1 price is located below SMA with period 100 (100 SMA) and below SMA with the period 200 (200 SMA) for the bearish market condition with the local uptrend as the secondary market rally: the price was bounced from 1047.65 support level for the rally to be started and with symmetric triangle pattern to be formed for the direction of the trend. If the price will ...
If the Dow Jones were a U.S. citizen, who would he or she vote for president? Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz or John Kasich? Of course, some contend that the president has no influence over the economy nor the stock market. That could be a debate on CNBC unto itself. Never fear, I included their input as well. Here are responses from a ...
"After a choppy week of trading stocks closed the week strong adding to the evidence that the upside reversal on January 21st was important. The surprising drop in bullishness the previous week (Is Bullishness Low Enough Now?) did not get the attention of most analysts even though it was making a ten year low.""According to AAII the bullish% rose to 29.75% last week after hitting a low of 17.9% on January 14th. The bearish% is back to 40% as it ...
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