After a choppy week of trading, markets stumbled out of the gate yesterday, as more European fears and sour earnings led to a massive sell-off. After one of the strongest opening quarters in 14 years, investors are beginning to doubt the strength of stocks and many are pricing in a pullback similar to the ones experienced in 2010 and 2011. The upcoming week will be packed full of data along with earnings from some of the biggest firms in the country and today will be no exception [see also Short ETFs: Everything You Need To Know]. Today will see first quarter results from telecom giant AT&T (T). AT&T is the largest telecommunications firm in the country and will be detailing its Q1 results prior to today’s market open. T, which currently has a market cap of $181 billion and an ADV just over 26 million, has long been an investor favorite [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Three ETFs To Watch This Week: IYZ, SMH, XLV Thursday’s ETF Chart To Watch: Dow Jones U.S. Telecommunications Index Fund (IYZ) Wednesday’s ETF To Watch: U.S. Telecommunications Index Fund (IYZ) Will Tax Hikes Slam Telecom ETFs? “Net Neutrality” Court Ruling Puts Telecom ETFs In Focus
After a choppy week of trading, markets stumbled out of the gate yesterday, as more European fears and sour earnings led to a massive sell-off. After one of the strongest opening quarters in 14 years, investors are beginning to doubt the strength of stocks and many are pricing in a pullback similar to the ones experienced in 2010 and 2011. The upcoming week will be packed full of data along with earnings from some of the biggest firms in the country and today will be no exception [see also Short ETFs: Everything You Need To Know]. Today will see first quarter results from telecom giant AT&T (T). AT&T is the largest telecommunications firm in the country and will be detailing its Q1 results prior to today’s market open. T, which currently has a market cap of $181 billion and an ADV just over 26 million, has long been an investor favorite [...]
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