As earnings season takes the spotlight for markets, investors will anxiously await the reports of some of the most important global firms over the coming trading days. Thus far, earnings have been a mixed bag with a number of companies both hitting and missing their marks. Big names like General Eelctric and Google fell short, while others like Bank of America and Wells Fargo were able to beat the Street and inspire some investor confidence. Now that the majority of leading financial institutions have reported, this week will focus on companies from other sectors. Today will see the report from the biggest name in the tech segment, Apple (AAPL) [see also 12 High-Yielding Commodities For 2012]. Apple is perhaps the most popular brand in the nation, with a number of innovative products that have gobbled up the consumer market. As for its stock, AAPL is in close competition with Exxon [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Global X Debuts NASDAQ ETFs: QQQM, QQQV Wednesday’s ETF To Watch: NASDAQ Fund (QQQ) AAPL Weighting In QQQ To Be Slashed The 10 Most Actively Traded ETFs In The World ETFs: The $10 Billion Club
As earnings season takes the spotlight for markets, investors will anxiously await the reports of some of the most important global firms over the coming trading days. Thus far, earnings have been a mixed bag with a number of companies both hitting and missing their marks. Big names like General Eelctric and Google fell short, while others like Bank of America and Wells Fargo were able to beat the Street and inspire some investor confidence. Now that the majority of leading financial institutions have reported, this week will focus on companies from other sectors. Today will see the report from the biggest name in the tech segment, Apple (AAPL) [see also 12 High-Yielding Commodities For 2012]. Apple is perhaps the most popular brand in the nation, with a number of innovative products that have gobbled up the consumer market. As for its stock, AAPL is in close competition with Exxon [...]
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