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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2015
Page
14
America’s markets face a volatile era with Dow moves of 293, 470, 115, and more over ten sessions. The term signals dispersion in returns and can benefit buyers with bargains or erode 401(k) balances, depending on investors’ risk mindset.
Among conservative SigFig users Wells Fargo trades topped their buys in mid August as investors sought stability. The data highlights WFC as the most-bought stock in that period reflecting cautious exposure and demand for big bank exposure among tracked portfolios.
Data from SigFig tracks over half a million investors with assets totaling about 200 billion. The analysis shows how individual portfolios align with risk levels and the overall allocation patterns among users.
H&R Block plans a buyback of as much as 1.5 billion dollars in a Dutch auction at 30.25 to 37 per share while reporting a smaller than expected quarterly loss. Synergetics is buying ophthalmic device maker for 6.50 a share, with an additional 1.00 per share if milestones are met.
HeartWave Heartware plans to buy rival Waltech Cardio for between 4.4 million and 5.9 million shares, contingent on regulatory approval and the successful use of certain products. The deal values the tie up by stock and reflects ongoing consolidation in the medical devices sector led by HeartWave.
Investors cheer modest gains after Vera Bradley reports adjusted profit of 15 cents, above expectations, and 5 percent revenue beat. Yet EPS and revenue still lag year ago, same store sales down, and analysts foresee a continued weak turnaround amid a 40 percent yearly stock drop.
Degiro plans an ad funded trading platform named Deziro to offer zero trading fees. The Amsterdam based broker will test worldwide demand via a waiting list and expects launch in up to 20 countries including the United States, aiming to compete with free trading apps like Robin Hood.
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