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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Google, Hubspot Deal Talk Reminds Wall Street Why It Loves the Stock  Business Insider Source link

Energy stocks have been this year’s biggest winners in a bleak year for equities. And Wall Street is betting the sector’s outperformance will persist in the new year. Even as the price of oil pulls back from this year’s highs, energy stocks look poised to charge higher thanks to relatively cheap valuations and earnings expectations that appear to be a bright spot in an otherwise grim outlook for S&P 500 earnings estimates. “The bottom line here is that when you think about the earnings of… Source link

A strong year of performance for chip stocks in 2021 amid major pandemic-driven shortages isn’t causing Goldman Sachs to back off key trades in the red-hot sector.  Analyst Toshiya Hari revealed Monday in a new research note eight names in the chip space that are top picks for the investment bank: Advanced Micro Devices, Marvell, Analog Devices, Teradyne, Impinj, Micron, ON Semiconductor and Qorvo. Hari warns, however, that stock selection in chips will take on greater importance this year… Source link

While the circumstances that got us to this point aren’t ideal, it’s surely exciting that we have two more NFL games on Tuesday night. We’ve got two big divisional games on the schedule that can impact the playoff race and seeding in the NFC. The betting market for these two games have been all over the place all week as news of positive tests and postponements came out. Who is the public siding with heading into kickoff? Bettors like the Eagles The Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Football… Source link

Kevin O’Leary sees ‘trillions’ coming to crypto — but he still loves these dividend stocks “For the first time ever, my crypto exposure is greater than gold.” That’s what investment mogul and Shark Tank personality Kevin O’Leary told Stansberry Research in an interview earlier this month. In fact, Mr. Wonderful plans to double his crypto holdings to 7% of his portfolio by the end of this year, largely because he sees “trillions of dollars” of interest coming into the… Source link

The Washington Football Team drafted running back Bryce Love in 2019, spending a fourth-round pick on the Stanford running back who suffered a torn ACL in his final college game. On Monday Washington waived Love after he failed to log an NFL carry in two seasons. The hope in Washington was that Love could spend a year recovering from the devastating injury and contribute by his second season. But he didn’t play a single snap in 2020, and a Ron Rivera regime that didn’t draft Love cut ties with… Source link