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Stock Market Today: Stocks End Higher Ahead of April Jobs Data - Vimarsana News

Stock Market Today: Stocks End Higher Ahead of April Jobs Data

The Dow rose more than 300 points on Thursday as investors turned their attention to an important labor-market update due out Friday morning.

Tech Earnings: What Wall Street Is Eyeing for Mega-Cap Firms - Vimarsana News

Tech Earnings: What Wall Street Is Eyeing for Mega-Cap Firms

"I think the next few weeks, this is a 'get out the popcorn moment' for tech," Wedbush Securities' Dan Ives said.

Managers sceptical GB ISA will provide 'catalyst' for fresh UK investment - Vimarsana News

Managers sceptical GB ISA will provide 'catalyst' for fresh UK investment

Fund managers have expressed scepticism over the creation of a BG ISA, arguing it is “unlikely to be the catalyst for fresh investment into the UK”.

Stock Market Outlook: 4 Reasons Market to Keep Soaring, Goldman Sachs Says - Vimarsana News

Stock Market Outlook: 4 Reasons Market to Keep Soaring, Goldman Sachs Says

Investors sweating over a market pullback can relax for now, as numerous factors are providing a tailwind for stocks, Goldman's John Flood said.

BofA Securities: There are opportunities outside the 'Magnificent 7' stocks in S&P 500: Savita Subramanian - Vimarsana News

BofA Securities: There are opportunities outside the 'Magnificent 7' stocks in S&P 500: Savita Subramanian

One of the reasons that I'm optimistic is that I'm surrounded by pessimists. The crux of our bullish outlook is that sentiment is still fairly tepid on equities. Subramanian says: "We would begin to get a little less enthusiastic when everybody else gets more enthusiastic. We would need to see a broadening out of the equity market."