Progress Software Stock: A Fairly-Priced Tech Name With Volatility Expected Post-Earnings
The U.S. software industry has endured some of the worst of the bear market in 2022. Read more to find out what this means for PRGS.
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The U.S. software industry has endured some of the worst of the bear market in 2022. Read more to find out what this means for PRGS.
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He says other companies over the past few months have noticed a slowdown in the economy, too. like walmart and target indicating they have too much inventory and amazon closing warehouses because they overbuilt. so fedex is just another canary in the coal mine. the announcement caused shares of fedex to tank 20%, also a frenzy in the broader market because fedex is seen as a barometer for the bigger economy. and the thinking is, if it's doing poorly, then what does that mean for the economy as a whole? which brings me to a fun fact for the weekend. former federal reserve chair alan greenspan h...
Border and reunify taiwan by force. that's why i think it's important for this administration to make it clear -- president biden has said three times that we would respond militarily if taiwan were invaded. each time his senior officials had to walk it back. >> charles: thanks, dan. all right, folks. it's a big uh-oh from opec plus. the oil cartel decided to raise production at a slower pace next month. it's an apparent snub to president biden. jeff flock has more from pennsylvania. jeff? >> charles, oil market did pull back by that timely move by opec. a lot of people are driving because of ...
Demand as we travel less and cut back on spending. investors will be watching two things this week, minutes from the federal reserve's last meeting when they hiked have rates by three-quarter of a percent, the most in one meeting since 1994. that comes out wednesday. some are concerned the feds will overdo it with higher rates and bring the economy -- after a year of job growth of more than 400,000 each month we saw a slight slowdown last month and the expectation is even more slowing in friday's report. the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.6% with about 350,000 jobs added but, guys, it i...