By David Nelson, CFA Ground Zero – the point on the earth’s surface directly above or below an exploding nuclear bomb. 2022 has forced investors to rethink popular mega cap growth strategies that have dominated investor returns for most of the last 12 years. Of course, its outperformance coincides with a Federal Reserve quantitative easing […]
Tag Archives: NFLX
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 […]
Around the world in 80 seconds
posted by David Nelson, CFA
Media soundbites from the week hitting on all the usual suspects including China, the Fed etc.
Netflix & BREXIT
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins i24News anchor Michelle Makori to weigh in on Netflix earnings and the latest on BREXIT
State of the market
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David sits down at the Nasdaq to weigh in on the market action
The Crowded Trade
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins Fox Business anchor Charles Payne to discuss what he calls a crowded trade. The new Nifty Fifty.
Netflix – Can they stay on top?
posted by David Nelson, CFA
Click on Picture to find out? Earlier today David sat joined Yahoo anchor Alexis Christophorous and Editor in Chief Andy Serwer to discuss Netflix earnings to be released after the bell today.
5 Questions Investors are Asking
posted by David Nelson, CFA
By David Nelson, CFA 2015 will end the year frustrating both bulls and bears. Unable to sustain a breakout in either direction, trends were tough to come by and most couldn’t sustain themselves long enough for investors to jump on board. While the S&P looks to come in about flat for the year one look […]
Earnings on Deck – CNBC – JNJ, IBM & NFLX
posted by David Nelson, CFA
David joins the Closing Bell gang with host Kelly Evans to discuss the earnings today from JNJ, IBM and NFLX. For IBM I guess the Emperor still has no clothes.