June Setbacks News Today

As long as earnings hold, this has become a buy-the-dip market, for companies with strong earnings, even in a slowing economy.

S&P 500 rose, driven by tech at expense of value, which is normail in economic slowdowns. The junk bond rally however stands out

Investors need to revise their portfolios sooner rather than later after the Bank of England flags up a long and deep recession on the horizon

The entire energy infrastructure complex is moving higher and Energy Transfer LP (NYSE:ET) may lead the bunch.

While the market waits on regulatory approval of Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) takeover, Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) is on the verge of releasing a flurry of new content

The hackers then proceeded to divert all 22,880 Ethers, then moved on to the over $107M worth of stablecoins and finally started diverting the altcoins

Camping World shares are up more than 20% in the wake of its results, and it is still offering value. The company reported a record $2.2 billion in net sales

Spirit Airlines (NYSE:SAVE) agreed to be acquired by JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU) for $3.8 billion, a day after failing to convince shareholders to approve a lower offer from another airline.

Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) began a reinvention a few months ago, with former CEO Howard Shultz stepping in to take over the position of interim CEO.

PayPal (NYSE:PYPL) shares surged as the company beat analysts’ expectations. Despite the better than expected results, long-term issues remain