Dow poised to snap four-session losing streak traffic
The Dow Jones industrial average risks posting a fourth straight loss as investors weigh stronger than expected May jobs data. A 280,000 jobs gain raises concerns about higher interest rates from the Federal Reserve, potentially impacting a bull market that began in 2009. The index has fallen 171, 56 and 83 points over the last three sessions, signaling rising angst if losses continue.
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SigFig Users Show Age Linked Investment Trends
A look at SigFig tracked investors finds Millennials 40 percent more likely to own Tesla than other age groups while Boomers are twice as likely to own Merck and Philip Morris compared with the general population.
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SigFig data shows US investors favor Apple amid online portfolio drift
More than half a million investors with $200 billion in assets use SigFig to track portfolios. Five day average return slipped 2.55 percent, six month average down 4.04 percent, with Apple Inc. (AAPL) as the top holding, most bought and most sold. Data reflect SigFig analysis.
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Deutsche Bank co-CEOs step down amid settlement fallout
Deutsche Bank announces its co chief executives will resign as the bank faces regulatory pressure after agreeing to pay 2.5 billion to settle US and UK charges. Sears Holding reports first quarter results with narrower losses, posting 303 million dollars in the period ending May 2 versus 402 million a year ago.
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Wynn Resorts Seen Set for Decline in Macau Table Revenue
Wynn Resorts faces a predicted sharper drop in Macau table game revenue, threatening profitability for Wynn and other operators with heavy Macau exposure, according to Benzinga. The article notes a four week trend and a stock price around 35 dollars.
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Berkshire's Berkshire grows beyond Buffett influence
Berkshire Hathaway evolves from a stock portfolio to a conglomerate with over 80 operating companies. Once 82 percent of value in 1976, the equity portfolio now accounts for about a third. The firm shifts toward buying and running businesses with larger, numerous acquisitions such as Heinz, while Buffett remains influential but not sole driver.
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Fidelity poll finds traders bullish amid potential market correction
A Fidelity Investments survey of 1,600 active investors shows optimism about stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds even if a 10 percent correction arrives. 61 percent would seek bargains and invest more, 33 percent would ride it out, and 6 percent would withdraw. Top sectors cited are health care, technology, and energy.
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