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The week's bullish calls included electric vehicle makers and the king of e-commerce. Some so-called meme stocks highlight the bearish calls that were seen. We are about a year out from the market's pandemic plunge, which was followed by a recovery that Wall Street historians will no doubt be studying for years. In the past week, optimism on the vaccine roll-out and the newly inked stimulus package has been offset by fears of inflation, which have weighed on tech and growth stocks especially. The Nasdaq was briefly in correction territory during the week, but that didn't stop the big three in...

The week's bullish calls included an entertainment giant, a rising cloud play and a semiconductor maker. The electric vehicle leader and a big-box retailer were among the bearish calls that were seen. The Dow Jones industrials and S&P 500 managed to end a turbulent first week of March marginally higher, while the Nasdaq pulled back about 2%. Strength in the February jobs numbers was offset by rising Treasury yields and Federal Reserve concerns about inflation. In some corners, there were signs of a correction in the offing. For instance, the tech sector was still taking a bruising last week. ...

Benzinga has examined the prospects for many investor favorite stocks over the past week. The week's bullish calls included the iPhone maker, the leading electric vehicle maker and a couple of reopening plays. Cruise and solar stocks, as well as retailers, were among the bearish calls that were seen. The big U.S. indexes ended this past week in the red, led by the nearly 5% pullback in the Nasdaq. While the Federal Reserve said it wouldn't raise rates, the 10-year Treasury rose above 1.5% for the first time in a year on rising fears of inflation. Earnings reports kept rolling out, with some ...

Benzinga has examined the prospects for many investor favorite stocks over the past week. The week's bullish calls included a rebounding entertainment giant, a well-positioned homebuilder and a retail giant with prospects. An EV maker facing softening demand and a couple of overvalued stocks were among the bearish calls seen. The Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 ended the past week more or less flat, while the Nasdaq slipped less than 2%. It was a week that started with a major winter storm that slammed parts of the country not prepared for such weather, likely resulting in a lon...

The week's bullish calls included the e-commerce, electric vehicle and online sports betting leaders. A COVID-19 vaccine maker and a struggling retailer were among the bearish calls seen. February started strong in the markets. Though the past week remained somewhat volatile, the three big U.S. indexes managed to post handy gains, led by the 6% or so rise in the Nasdaq. Hope for additional stimulus and a little improvement in the unemployment rate no doubt helped. Perhaps the week's biggest surprise, dropped among the remaining FAANG earnings reports, was news of a big tech management change ...