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Revenue from the United States Information Technology equipment market is projected to keep growing in the coming years. Data gathered by Learnbonds.com indicates that in the next three years, the revenue will grow by about 2% to hit $128 billion from the 2020 estimates of $125.48 billion. By next year, the revenue is projected to…
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Oil stocks have taken a terrible beating in the market collapse since the coronavirus outbreak. The oil majors were already under pressure after the collapse in crude due to the price war between Saudia Arabia and Russia. Crude prices plunged to the lowest level since 2002 last week and this move has wiped out half…
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Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) stock price jumped 12.5% as the world’s largest toymaker said it has strong demand for toys its products during the coronavirus pandemic and that its plants in China has restarted production. The stock closed Monday at $51.87. Hasbro – which makes Monopoly, Marvel superhero figures and My Little Pony – plunged more…
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Video conferencing and online meetings platform Zoom witnessed a dramatic surge in the number of downloads between February 22 and March 22. Data gathered by Learnbonds.com indicates that over the period, Zoom application downloads increased by 1,270% (over 12 times). The increase in Zoom application downloads is mainly due to employees working from home as…
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Dividend stocks that have outperformed broader markets over the years present attractive buying opportunities as the panic selling amid coronavirus outbreak across the world has pared US markets to a three-year low. But the trick is to find the bottom of a selloff to maximize returns because analysts do not know how markets will behave…
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A flurry of the UK’s biggest firms suspended dividends in a battle to shore up their balance sheets as business volumes collapse due to the coronavirus. Marks & Spencer, Travis Perkins, JD Wetherspoon and Intercontinental Hotels told the markets today they would suspend investor payouts as they struggle to cope with a fall-off in customers…
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The fast-food industry is rethinking its business model in the face of the coronavirus outbreak – Starbucks’ strategy is to take the offensive. The Seattle-based group, with over 30,000 outlets worldwide said yesterday it would buy back 40 million shares, is taking advantage of a global selloff that has sent its shares to new 52-week…
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The US stock market crash that is provoked by the outspread of coronavirus has made a swathe of blue-chip stocks available at a discount because Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 are down almost 25% in the last month alone while NASDAQ has plunged 17% over the same period. But buying on the dip…
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Industrial goods, finance and services are now the most affected stock sectors due to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Data gathered and calculated by Learnbonds.com indicates on average, the performance of the stocks of these sectors over the last one week, one month and three months was -16.6%, -31.6% and -28.1% respectively. From the data,…
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Ford (NYSE: F) stock has been crushed by concerns over slowing economic growth and supply chain problems due to shutdowns all over the world caused by the coronavirus outbreak. The massive drop in demand is adding to panic selling; RBC Capital Market report suggests a 16% decline in global auto production and a 20% fall…
