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  Hello to all our readers including Traders, Investors, Analysts, and others!!!! U.S. stocks rose on Thursday, with technology stocks leading the way, as investors cheered Meta Platforms' solid earnings report, which demonstrated resilience in the face of rising inflation. PayPal said on Wednesday that supply-chain disruptions affecting e-commerce sales, as well as a normalization of the mix of spending in-store and online, are making it difficult to forecast its business.On Wall Street, the word “maturity" is frowned upon. But it's a good thing almost everywhere else. Investors showed Meta Platformssome skepticism Wednesday after the company said it was able to navigate the factors that have been hammering online ad businesses recently, at least according to plan. If you are a regular reader, you may be already aware, we recommend 10-12 stocks in 2 different categories – 1. ValueGrowth and 2. TechFund, to fit different trading styles and strategies. You can find more det...

  Hello to all our readers including Traders, Investors, Analysts, and others!!!!  Tesla Inc.'s  stock rose on Thursday after the electric-vehicle manufacturer reported its largest quarterly profit to date . The stock finished the day up $31.58, or 3.2 percent, at $1,008.78 per share. Shares reached a high of $1,092.22 earlier in the session, up over 12%, before falling along with the rest of the market.  Stocks in the United States fell Thursday, erasing gains made earlier in the day, as a selloff in government bonds gained traction . This year, investors have had to evaluate evidence of robust economic growth against concerns that the Federal Reserve may tighten monetary policy too rapidly, potentially tripping up markets. Many credit stocks have had a tremendous run in recent years, thanks in part to exceptional levels of monetary support from central banks.  The future of e-commerce may be on its way to a mall near you. Wayfair, W -4.50 percent  which s...

  CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday offered two airline stocks that he believes investors should pick up for their portfolios. “There’s always a bull market somewhere and right now it’s flying at 30,000 feet high. My favorites are the two most profitable, that’s [ Delta Air Lines ] and [ Alaska Air Group ]. Just remember to ring the register gradually on the way up, because remember, these are airlines. They tend to be a very boom and bust industry,” the “ Mad Money ” host said. Shares of Delta fell 0.96% on Monday while Alaska stock slipped 0.19%. Delta  said earlier this month  that it expects unit revenues to increase double digits in the second quarter compared to pre-pandemic, three years ago. The company also expects overall sales to recover up to 97% of 2019 levels Chief executive Ed Bastian said on “ Squawk Box ” on the heels of the company’s latest quarterly results that the airline recorded its highest ever monthly sales in terms of bookings in March and that this tre...

  Hello to all our readers including Traders, Investors, Analysts, and others!!!!  Tesla Inc.'s  stock rose on Thursday after the electric-vehicle manufacturer reported its largest quarterly profit to date . The stock finished the day up $31.58, or 3.2 percent, at $1,008.78 per share. Shares reached a high of $1,092.22 earlier in the session, up over 12%, before falling along with the rest of the market.  Stocks in the United States fell Thursday, erasing gains made earlier in the day, as a selloff in government bonds gained traction . This year, investors have had to evaluate evidence of robust economic growth against concerns that the Federal Reserve may tighten monetary policy too rapidly, potentially tripping up markets. Many credit stocks have had a tremendous run in recent years, thanks in part to exceptional levels of monetary support from central banks.  The future of e-commerce may be on its way to a mall near you. Wayfair, W -4.50 percent  which s...

  \ Hello to all our readers including Traders, Investors, Analysts, and others!!!!  During any spell of inflation,  investors are looking for companies that have the golden word: pricing power. With consumer prices rising at the highest rate in 40 years and equities trembling over the Federal Reserve's intentions to raise interest rates , investors are placing a premium on companies whose customers will absorb price hikes, cheerfully or not. The largest bond sell-off in decades shows no signs of abating, creating additional misery for both investors and debtors.  Bond prices have fallen at an unprecedented rate this year, owing to rising inflation readings and stern statements from Federal Reserve officials about the need for interest-rate rises.  As Netflix seeks to alter gears with investors, it may feel compelled to take action against those who are enjoying a free ride. When the streaming pioneer reports first-quarter numbers on Tuesday, the figures could r...