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[unable to retrieve full-text content]‘They beat our ass’: Wolves’ emphatic win over the champs sets up a monster Game 7  Yahoo Sports Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Once Dolphins and Tua Tagovailoa agree on monster contract extension, what will Miami look like?  Yahoo Sports Source link

Support.com (SPRT) is continuing to rise after a massive short squeeze rally. Shares of the California technical support company were up more than 50% in the first minutes of trading after gaining more than 180% over the last five sessions. Support.com’s stock had caught the attention of retail traders based on its high short interest. “Shares shorted were climbing earlier in the month, but we have seen short covering recently as the shorts are in the middle of a big squeeze,” said Ihor… Source link

The buzz lately has been all about growth. Stocks are high, and going higher. The gains we’re seeing now are the current extension of a long-term trend – markets have been rising for several years, and their derailment during last year’s corona crisis appears, in hindsight, to have been blip more than anything else. As President Kennedy said long ago, a rising tide lifts all boats – and right now, a savvy investor can find plenty of boats to jump on. So let’s go find some of those… Source link

Nike’s stock is shaping up to be a slam dunk in investors’ portfolios for the foreseeable future after a blowout earnings report Thursday evening sent shares soaring, most analysts contend.  “[Nike] shares should rise another 50% from here,” said Jefferies analyst Randal Konik in a research note to clients. Konik rates Nike as his top pick with a $200 price target.  Added Konik, “Nike is one of the best brands on the planet, the global consumer is very strong, the company is furthering its… Source link

Inflation may be rising, but for now, at least, investors don’t seem to mind. Both the NASDAQ and the S&P 500 are holding just below their all-time high levels, reflecting a wide-spread feeling that, with interest rates low, stocks will provide the strongest returns for the near future. And stocks have been delivering. The S&P is up 13% year-to-date, and the NASDAQ, despite greater volatility and some weakness in the big tech companies, is up 7%. These gains come even as inflation is… Source link

Anthony Edwards may not be the NBA’s best rookie. That’s a conversation for LaMelo Ball and Tyrese Halliburton. But he’s certainly making a case as the most exciting. The No. 1 overall pick who delivered one of the nastiest in-game dunks any of us has ever seen just last month executed another poster-worthy slam on Sunday. He did so en route to a career-high 34 points. And this time, the Minnesota Timberwolves actually won. Edwards punishes rim, RoCo Edwards was excellent in Sunday’s 114-112 win… Source link

Every investor knows that you can’t look to a stock’s past performance as predictor of future gains. It’s become axiom, even, one of the stock phrases that we all learn about in Econ 101: ‘Past performance does not guarantee future returns’ is common formulation. But that simple phrase, while true, raises a tough question: How should an investor judge a stock? The truth is, past is prologue, not prophet, and investors can profit by taking past performance as one of many factors in… Source link

Netflix’s (NFLX) latest breakout series, “Bridgerton,” has been officially renewed for season 2 — and it couldn’t come at a more perfect time. The news, which was announced on Thursday, was not all that surprising given the huge success of the series. In fact, “Bridgerton” is Netflix’s most-watched series premiere to date, with 63 million households projected to have seen at least a portion of the show in its first four weeks, according to the company. (Caveat: Netflix counts… Source link

We’ve turned a new page on the calendar, Old Man ’20 is out the door, and there’s a feeling ‘21 is gonna be a good year – and so far, so good. The markets closed out 2020 with modest session gains to cap off larger annual gains. The S&P 500 rose 16% during the corona crisis year, while the NASDAQ, with its heavy tech representation, showed an impressive annual gain of nearly 43%. The advent of two viable COVID vaccines is fueling a surge in general optimism. Wall Street’s top… Source link