Netflix shares are driven by momentum, and a deal to stream the hit AMC show should get them moving.
Big portfolio managers appear to be positioning themselves for the end of QE2 by rotating into high-yield, slow-growth sectors.
The charts show too many stocks in too many sectors looking ready to break out. Almost every time that has happened, there's been something lurking that turns things around.
David Sokol, heir apparent at Berkshire Hathaway, resigns after buying stock in a Berkshire acquisition target. If it were any company but Warren Buffett's, an investigation would follow.
While the radiation problem is foremost on people's minds, there are signs that the country's $300 billion rebuild is starting to heat up.
Phillips-Van Heusen has the strong names and clever management needed to overcome rising raw costs.
While AT&T deals with its T-Mobile acquisition, Verizon will get a free ride competing against 2 distracted rivals.
Sooner or later, the US will embrace energy independence and will need more fuel from its vast reserves. For that, you'll need Enbridge.
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