Wall Street awaits September retail and PPI data
Investors brace for September retail sales up 0.2 percent with core down 0.1 percent and PPI seen down 0.2 percent, signaling inflation trends ahead of CPI. Beige Book and quarterly results from Google, Netflix, Delta, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo await, as China’s slowdown weighs on US growth and earnings.
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SigFig reveals US investors by trade activity and turnover
SigFig analysis shows more than half a million investors nationwide with total assets around 200 billion manage portfolios online. The report highlights turnover tiers from VERY ACTIVE to AGGRESSIVE and notes higher expense ratios among the poorest quartile. Largest holdings include AAPL and NFLX with shifts in buying and selling patterns.
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Stock Report Highlights Molson and Ryder Moves
Molson traded at 86.58 up 7.83 after hitting 89.00 intraday and 85.72 low as cig rose 9.9 percent. Ryder rose to 68.63 up 7.02, reversing a 9.3 percent decline from 71.65 to 68.24 in session.
Molson Coors Eyes SABMiller Stake After $104B Deal
Anheuser-Busch bid to acquire SABMiller valued at 104 billion dollars may push Molson Coors to buy SABMiller’s 58 percent stake in MillerCoors. Ryder shares slump after softer full year outlook and higher delayed vehicle availability. Zafgen stock falls as meetings with investors are canceled amid concerns over beloranib Phase III trials.
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Intel posts third quarter profit but growth remains elusive
Intel reports adjusted quarterly profit of 64 cents a share and revenue of 14.5 billion, beating estimates but stock slips 11 percent this year. Analysts foresee declines for 2015 and modest growth only in 2016, leaving investors waiting for real expansion.
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J&J launches up to 10 billion share buyback amid mixed results
Johnson & Johnson posted mixed third quarter results with earnings of $1.49 per share on $17.1 billion revenue and announced a buyback of up to $10 billion. Domestic sales rose 8.9 percent while international sales fell 15.7 percent due to currency effects. The company raised its 2015 adjusted EPS guidance to 6.15 to 6.20 and said it will fund the buyback with debt while continuing to invest in its pipeline.
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