Thanksgiving week indicators eyed for GDP and Fed move
Markets watch the second read on Q3 GDP with 2.1% growth expected, up from 1.5%. Home prices via Case Shiller near 5.2% in September, up from 5.1%. The Conference Board指数 consumer confidence seen rising to 99.5 in November, from 97.6. The Fed weighs a December rate hike as US data stay firm.
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SigFig Investors Spotlight and Tracking Services
A look at American investors who use SigFig tracking tools to monitor portfolios. The piece highlights how individuals rely on SigFig features to balance assets, view performance, and compare fee structures. It notes emphasis on long term investing and automated diversification.
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USA tech stock portfolio performance by SigFig users
More than half a million investors nationwide with total assets of 200 billion manage portfolios via SigFig. Five day average shows a negative drift around 4.21 percent while six month average sits near 6.65 percent. largest holding AAPL indicates heavy tech concentration with AMZN most bought and AAPL most sold.
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Tyson Foods sees gains from chicken demand and Hillshire deal
Tyson Foods, the largest US meat processor, reports stronger sales as chicken demand stays high and Hillshire Brands acquisition adds growth. Price gains reflect market optimism with Alcoa split plans also noted by Elliott Management stake disclosure.
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Pfizer Allergan merger eyed as tax and growth play
Analysts see a $160 billion Pfizer Allergan deal as a path to tax efficiency and a larger product pipeline. While U.S. rules target inversions, the deal could proceed and boost Pfizer’s value, with many analysts rating the stock as outperform and predicting upside toward 40 dollars per share in 18 months.
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Twelve Retailers Depend on Holiday Quarter Revenue
A USA TODAY analysis shows 12 S P 1500 retailers including GameStop Kirkland s and L Brands rely on the fourth calendar quarter for a third or more of annual revenue. For GameStop Q4 revenue is forecast at 3.6 billion or 39 of four quarter total while L Brands may post 4.3 billion in Q4, about 34.4 of trailing year revenue.
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