We have three big name stocks due to report earnings tomorrow. Here is a quick glance at what Wall Street is expecting to see. 1. Gamestop (NYSE: GME): The video game retailer is due to report its third quarter numbers tomorrow morning before the opening bell. Analysts are expecting the company to show earnings of 30 cents per share. For the same period last year, the company had earnings of 34 ...

The DOW closed above the psychological 10,000 mark today for the first time in a year, and ended the day up 1.47% to 10,115.86. The first time that the DOW rose above the 10,000 mark was all the way back in 1999, and at that time investors celebrated, and drank champagne, but this time it was not so much a reason to celebrate as a reason to relax a bit, as ...

The DOW closed at its highest in a year, as the market had its best week in the past 2 months, and snapping a two week losing streak. For the week, the DOW was up 4%, with the Nasdaq and S&P both up an impressive 4.5%. We got a couple pieces of good news today. The Commerce Department noted that the trade deficit fell by 3.6%, and we also got news that ...

Soft drink giant PepsiCo (PEP) will get its turn to impress Wall Street in the morning when it reports its third quarter earnings numbers. The last time that the company reported earnings was back on July 22 when it outpaced analyst estimates by 2 pennies with a reported $1.02 per share for its second quarter. Going into tomorrow's report analysts are looking for the company to show earnings of $1.02 per share. ...

The first quarter was a strange three months for the stock market. All the major indexes finished in the green to cap off a period that saw massive swings in both directions. The DOW lost about 25% between the second week of January and early March, but has made up a lot of lost ground over the past couple of weeks, as investors are starting to believe that the worst is ...

For the first time in over 11 years, the market dropped below the psychological 7,000 mark today, as investors continue to weigh concerns over a struggling financial sector, and worry over how deep and long lasting the current session is going to wind up being. When the smoke finally settled this afternoon, the DOW showed a hefty 4.2% loss, closing all the way down at 6,763.29.  The NASDAQ also took a ...

Friday was another sell off for the market, as investors continue to show fear ahead of a plan out of Washington on how to reverse the current recession that seems to be deepening with each passing day. The DOW was down 1.04% today, the NASDAQ traded 0.5% lower, and the S&P dropped another 1.0% in today's trading. For the week, the DOW dropped a total of 5.2%, and is sitting at lows ...

Despite being hit with some seriously unfavorable employment data today, Wall Street made strong gains to close out the week today. The DOW was up 2.7% today, the NSADAQ inched up 2.9%, and the S&P posted a rise of 2.7%. Earlier in the day, it appeared as though we may be in store for a sell off when the Labor Department released unemployment data for January. In its report, it said that ...