David joins Fox Business anchor Charles Payne to discuss Apple’s entry into the EV space
Tag Archives: aapl
August
19
Market Economy Disconnect
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins CNBC anchor Dominic Chu – David weighs in on Jim Cramer’s Mad Money comments on the market economy disconnect
August
06
Apples and Elephants
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins the Yahoo Finance news team to discuss Apple’s run up to $2Trillion Market Cap
August
03
Top Heavy Market – Should Investors Be Concerned?
posted by David Nelson, CFA
By David Nelson, CFA CMT Last week capped off another powerful month for the broad indices setting up a potential challenge to the all-time S&P high set in February. Of course, the NASDAQ is already there in large part powered by the 5 largest companies (APPL, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL & FB) that all hit highs […]
July
20
Red Zone
posted by David Nelson, CFA
By David Nelson, CFA CMT With the exception of China most global markets put in a strong week and now the S&P 500 finds itself right up against resistance and a chance to break into the RED ZONE. With the goal line just 5% higher a little good news on the virus or earnings could […]
January
05
New Year’s Eve look at 2020
posted by David Nelson, CFA
Where to invest in 2020. New Year’s Eve with Fox Business anchor Charles Payne and Divine Capital Markets head Dani Divine.
November
14
Political Labeling of Companies & Potential Risk to Investors
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins CNBC anchors Bill Griffeth and Sue Herera on the National Biz Report NBR to weigh in on the unrest in Hong Kong and the political labeling as companies are being forced to choose sides.
January
27
Heads I win, tails you lose
posted by David Nelson, CFA
By David Nelson, CFA On the heels of a year most investors would like to forget the first Q4 earnings reports are in with some interesting observations. The most surprising data point this season is the following: Investors are rewarding both positive and negative earnings surprises with higher prices. FactSet data shows companies coming in […]
