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Investors will be paying close attention to housing starts this week, as well as, earnings reports from a number of big-name tech and retail companies. (more)
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April U.S. same-store sales were better-than-expected, but investors will get a better idea of their outlooks for the near future when retailers Macy's, Kohl's and Nordstrom report quarterly results this week. (more)
Cassie Slane
Stocks will kick off their first full week of May with earnings from Nvidia and Cisco Systems. Investors will also hear the latest reading on unemployment this week. (more)
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Investors will get their first peak at how well the economy fared in the first-quarter, when advanced gross domestic product is released this week. Earnings results from Starbucks and Motorola are also expected. (more)
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For the sixth week in a row, stocks have been on the incline. Earnings last week show largely positive news, especially in the tech sector. Financial and technology companies will dominate earnings this week. (more)
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Earnings season steps into high gear next week as a number of financial and technology companies report results. The latest report on housing starts and the consumer price index will also give investors an idea about housing and inflation. (more)
Cassie Slane
Stocks have been on a role since the beginning of March. With first-quarter earnings set to start in the coming week, investors will want to see if the rally can continue as Alcoa and Bed Bath & Beyond report first-quarter results this week. (more)
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Investors will be watching to see if the rally can continue next week as a few key economic reports are expected to shape trading. As for earnings, Research In Motion is due with its Q4 results after the bell next Thursday. (more)
Cassie Slane
This week, investors will be looking at earnings of a few big tech names including Oracle Inc. and Adobe Systems. Companies such as Nike Inc. and FedEx Corp. should also move stocks when they release their results. (more)
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Investors will focus attention toward the economy and rescue plans by the Treasury, Federal Reserve and Obama Administration next week, as fourth-quarter earnings season is coming to a close. (more)
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Stocks will likely continue to test their lows in the this week after touching their lowest levels since 1997 last week. As for earnings, Xilinx and Marvell is due with fourth-quarter results this week. (more)
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Stocks breached their November lows last week and investors will be closely watching to see if they break below their newly set lows. Plus the latest readings on gross domestic product and durable goods orders will likely move markets this week. (more)
Cassie Slane
Investors will continue to focus on the economic stimulus package and financial bailout plan, while earnings reports will likely take a back seat this week. (more)
Cassie Slane
Investors will be closely watching Capitol Hill for signs of an expected financial package this week. As earnings continue, companies such as UBS and NVIDIA will report quarterly results. (more)
Cassie Slane
Earnings season continues next week with companies such as Walt Disney and Visa reporting results. However, investors will be looking to the end of the week for the most significant report - January's Employment Report. (more)
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Investors will get a further glimpse of how well technology companies are faring in the weakening global economy this week. However, further job cuts and continuing concerns over the credit crisis will likely take center stage. (more)
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Just when investors thought they were over the worst of the credit crisis, the struggling financial sector will likely continue to take center stage next week despite an influx of earnings reports. (more)
Cassie Slane
Investors will be focused on earnings this week as Alcoa Inc. kicks off the unofficial start of fourth-quarter earnings season on Monday. (more)
Cassie Slane
This week is a shortened one for Wall Street, but investors will get a final reading on third-quarter Gross Domestic Product, as well as, earnings report from Micron Technology. (more)
Cassie Slane
Investors will be focused on earnings and on the Federal Reserve this week, as the Fed is expected to make an announcement on interest rates and Goldman Sachs joins a slew companies reporting earnings. (more)
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