Wall Street Eyeing Cyber Monday and Fed Liftoff
Wall Street shifts focus from Black Friday to Cyber Monday with Adobe projecting 2.7 billion online spend Friday and 3 billion on Monday. Key data next week include the November jobs report on December 4, with October showing 271,000 jobs, boosting odds of a Fed rate hike. Other reports cover pending home sales manufacturing payroll data services health. The week’s results will indicate if the Fed lifts rates in December.
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SigFig investors show women above men in median values
Non millionaires using SigFig tracking services reveal women have a higher median portfolio value than men at 103.5 thousand dollars versus 99 thousand. The data highlights gendered wealth patterns among DIY investors.
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America’s investor portfolio mix by wealth in SigFig data
Data from SigFig tracks how US investors with under 100k to over 250k hold, buy, and sell. It shows 5-day and 6-month averages, largest holdings like AAPL GE AMZN, and totals across more than half a million users managing about 200 billion dollars online.
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Disney ESPN viewership falls 3.2 percent to 92 million
Walt Disney payload shows ESPN subscribers totaling 92 million as of Oct. 3, regulatory filings indicate a 3.2 percent year over year drop. Universal Display links OLED tech and future iPhone 8 LED shift in 2018 per Nikkei Asian Review.
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Mergers surge signals caution for investors
Investments fall into a peak mindset as global M&A hits a record 4.2 billion this year led by Pfizer Allergan deal. Experts warn that surges often precede market tops as CEOs overpay with overvalued shares. Build a disciplined portfolio and stay the course.
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Nine S P 500 stocks show 50 percent slide with 20 percent upside
Analysts cite nine S P 500 shares down at least half from 52 week highs that still carry potential for 20 percent gains and beyond. Consol Energy stands out after an 81 percent drop to 7.48 with expected 2016 earnings turn and an upside target near 13.87 in 18 months.
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